I want to be able to use the Back/Forward button (and history.back()) functionality of the browser in the CDROM Version of Portable FF. How can I enable that functionality? Is it possible at all? Where will the History be saved (if it will be)?
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You can enable the history but you have to do it each sessiong and the last sessions history wont get saved.
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I'm displaying local HTML pages (from the CDROM) and I noticed that the local pages are not added to the history (as soon as I request a page on a remote server it shows up in the history). Also, I noticed that going backward with the [backspace] or [shift+backwards] keys work to go back even though the pages don't show up in the history.
So for me it seems there are two possibilities:
- Can I access the [backspace] key functionality from Javascript in the content?
- Can I enable that local HTML pages are added to the history?
Somebody can help me?
The behaviour is the same with FF portable 1.5.x and 2.0.x.