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does firefox support jumping to specific library > history while searching?

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real yuki
real yuki

by jump to specific history, I mean something like search in library > bookmark and right-click on specific link then "show in folder"

it would be very helpful if something equivalent of "show in folder" exists in the context of history search, I often search specific site and wondering what else sites I opened around that time (relative to specific site I found on search results)

if there's any workaround or alternatives, please leave a comment! ^^

by jump to specific history, I mean something like search in library > bookmark and right-click on specific link then "show in folder" it would be very helpful if something equivalent of "show in folder" exists in the context of history search, I often search specific site and wondering what else sites I opened around that time (relative to specific site I found on search results) if there's any workaround or alternatives, please leave a comment! ^^

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real yuki
real yuki Deținătorul întrebării

also, it's unfortunate to know that Firefox mobile doesn't have the same UI on history feature as desktop have, which more flexible :(

jscher2000 - Support Volunteer
jscher2000 - Support Volunteer

Firefox stores the referring page for many links in your history, and that information could be used to partially reconstruct your path from one page to the next. But I don't think that is displayed within Firefox, you would need to use an add-on or external program to extract/process the data.