Has anyone tried this? Or is there a better way to get a better command to go back in Safari..
Re-enable the backspace key to go back a page in Safari 6
Aug 03, '12 07:30:00AM • Contributed by: philwo
It seems like Apple disabled the "Press Backspace to go back a page" feature in
Safari 6 due to users having complained about losing text entered in text
fields when they accidentally pressed the backspace key. If you liked this
feature, you can enable it again using this command:
defaults write com.apple.Safari NSUserKeyEquivalents -dict-add Back "\U232b"
If you ever want to disable it, there are two possibilities. The first, if you
don't have any other shortcuts for Safari, is to run this command:
defaults delete com.apple.Safari NSUserKeyEquivalents
It will delete all Safari keyboard shortcuts.
The second method is a bit more time-consuming. You need to first create a
keyboard shortcut for Safari, for the "Back" command, in the preferences. Then,
if you apply the first command above, you'll be able to delete it. If you don't
have a shortcut set up for the Back command before running the first command
above, it won't display in the Keyboard Shortcut preferences, and you won't be
able to delete it from the preference pane. It seems like using the defaults
command to set up a shortcut only displays that shortcut in the preference pane
if you already have a shortcut created.
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