Peuj wrote:For me it's easier to make 1 click to go back to my original link than search for it in the back button list.
That's not a use case; that's just a description of the feature request.
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What I mean is, why would you need to go back to the original URL? Instead of two URLs back? Or the URL right after the original? Etc. Right-clicking on the back button gives you the entire history and you can go back to any URL visited during the sequence. What you are asking for is basically a simplified back button that takes you to a specific URL and
to only that URL (because if it supported revisiting any URL in the history, then it would just be a clone of the back button), and unless there's a compelling case that can be made for why that particular URL is special and useful enough to warrant a dedicated command, I am not particularly inclined to add this feature.
For a future version (probably 3.1), I do plan to add a feature where you enter a range, and UF will generate a list of links (optionally filtering out bad URLs in the list) within that range that you can then open in any order (random access). I am not sure what your intended
use case is, but perhaps this would be a better fit than the command that you suggest.
Peuj wrote:Of course for 1 link up or down I can use the back button to go back but for this situation I don't even need URL Flipper.
Actually, I use UF even if I am hopping just one step; still faster than manually editing the location bar (esp. w/ the upcoming v3).
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