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* Ability to automatically or manually tag history | * Ability to automatically or manually tag history | ||
* Ability to automatically or manually archive contents in history in a variety of ways | * Ability to automatically or manually archive contents in history in a variety of ways | ||
** Option to store all text from all pages (possibly excluding https and preset sites) ever visited -- this would let you revisit pages that disappeared off the internet, and also do very good search through history. At 100 pages per day, and a very generous 10k per page (storing text-only, not scripts and images), this would be about a third of a gig annually, so manageable storage requirements by modern standards. | |||
* Ability not to add broken links (404) to the history | * Ability not to add broken links (404) to the history | ||
* Ability to delete a page by rightclicking on the URL in the Location Bar dropdown | * Ability to delete a page by rightclicking on the URL in the Location Bar dropdown | ||
* Ability to put a page on a blacklist (i.e. never show it in the history) | * Ability to put a page on a blacklist (i.e. never show it in the history) | ||
* Maintain form state in history | * Maintain form state in history | ||
** You fill out a long form, click Submit, and an error occurs. You click Back and sometimes all of your form data is gone. I think it has to do with the page having a short TTL so it is re-requested from the server and re-rendered with a blank form. | ** You fill out a long form, click Submit, and an error occurs. You click Back and sometimes all of your form data is gone. I think it has to do with the page having a short TTL so it is re-requested from the server and re-rendered with a blank form. | ||
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