
How To Edit The History?
I use my browser history quite a lot to discover sites I've been to that I want to revisit. But it grows terribly long with, for instance, dozens of repeats of Yahoo mail logins and stuff like that. Many repeats.
I can edit out this or that entry, easy enough. But a hard job going through all those repeats one at a time. Can we perhaps access the data file for the history?
I did read somewhere something about searching on a subject - say 'yahoo' perhaps, and then deleting all the hits. But I couldn't find a way to delete all the hits, it didn't happen on my machine.
Chosen solution
You can search for a specific URL in the History Manager or in the sidebar using the search bar. You can select all items via Ctrl+A or a range or individual item via Shift and Ctrl and a left-click. It the sidebar click at the far left to avoid opening a link.
See also:
- Norwell History Tools: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/norwell/
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Chosen Solution
You can search for a specific URL in the History Manager or in the sidebar using the search bar. You can select all items via Ctrl+A or a range or individual item via Shift and Ctrl and a left-click. It the sidebar click at the far left to avoid opening a link.
See also:
- Norwell History Tools: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/norwell/
Ah,, that's what I was looking for. Range select. Far left click followed by Ctrl-Shift at the end of the range. Then Delete. Lovely.
Thanks for that.
:)