On Fri, 12 Jun 2009 13:16:40 +0100 Grahame Parish <maillist.par...@millers-way.net> wrote:
> On this subject, is there any reason why a new NetSurf window > inherits the history of the parent? If you forget that a new window > has opened (because it fully overlays the parent) you can click > 'Back' far enough to get into the parent window's history. Most > other browsers I've used limit Back to as far as the initial page > that was launched in the new window. This is the feature of NetSurf that I most miss in other browsers. My browsing style is to open interesting links I encounter throughout the day into new windows or tabs, and then read them progressively as I get moments to myself. Having the history for the parent windows at that point is of huge benefit. It also means that the local history graph remains useful, so you can find out how you got somewhere should you forget. B.
