History Submenus Adds Quick Access To Recent Items
Firefox only: (Win/Mac/Linux): The History Submenus extension displays your recent history in folders from the History menu—so you can quickly get back to that page you looked at yesterday.
Once installed, the extension adds folders to your history menu for each day of the last week—though you can use the options to configure exactly how much you want to see on the menu. The extension could be very useful if you know when you found something, but can’t remember exactly what it was called—though it can quickly overload with items if your browsing habits are anything like mine.
History Submenus is a free download, works wherever Firefox does. On the other hand, if Firefox is becoming sluggish and taking up too much memory, you can speed up Firefox by limiting the history size.
History Submenus [Mozilla Add-ons]
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Oh, good. This was something I missed from IE when I went to Firefox.
Red-headed bookworm
Nice spyware entry there!
PleasentlyInsane
Huge flaw on Firefox if you ask me. Thanks.
Andrivious
Or you could just open the History sidebar and you'll already find that kind of categorization, along with searching and ordering the results by parameters other than day.
MorrisCadiwampus
@MorrisCadiwampus: exactly!
brain242
Or..Or... you can use chrome and just hold down the mouse button over the back or forward arrow to do the exact same thing without having to install anything additional at all? i'm all about the easy... but that's just me-
brandonM3
normally this is the kinda stuff i'd be trying to cover up :S
@MorrisCadiwampus: third.
mahumphrey
@MorrisCadiwampus:
Does anyone here use ctrl+shift+H to get to their history?
unekdoud
apropos history and firefox: been using the new tab king addon from addon.mozilla: [addons.mozilla.org] Beautiful per part of the day history view
Shelilon