On Jan 4, 2010, at 11:31 PM, Yvonne Thomson wrote: > There's nothing that can specifically do this. The closest you could probably > come, if you're running Snow Leopard, would be webspots, which try to jump > you between interesting parts of a page. > > It's not infallible, but I've often found it helps. The shortcut is > ctrl-option-cmd-n > ctrl-option-cmd-shift n to go backwards. > You can probably use auto-Web spots to achieve the task you want to perform.
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