GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 106872
Snapback like regression in browser history to a point of origin
Last modified: 2015-07-19 02:15:22 UTC
Function: Snapback like feature ( http://www.apple.com/safari/ ) With the press of one button the user can regress through the history to a point of origin. where "origin" is defined as when the user used a bookmark or the last entry of an adress into the location bar. I Have attached a screenshot of what it could look like (icon is from the apple one so... well I can do a better gnome-ish one though. but it servers its purpose in this exercise) the icon should be directly placed behind the location bar, imo it gives an incentive to want to click it too see what it does but not without reading about what it does first. And it gives a unifom approach to what it is meanth to do. i.e in this case regress the browsers history to the point of "origin"
Created attachment 16617 [details] If kris's combo lets us put the faviconn in the combo box, we could do something like this.
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Mass reassigning of Epiphany bugs to epiphany-maint@b.g.o
The screenshot URL is invalid now. We do need to re-think the entire back/forward model, though.
Currently we already have the page icon in the address field, so the UI would have to look different. As I already said in comment #4, the back/forward model needs a redesign. I've done a suggestion in bug 161872.
I don't think we'll add this feature.