I use dictionary.com a lot and used to be able to go back to earlier word searches (in a given browsing session), but FF4 doesn't seem to do it -- have I missed something?
Earlier versions of FF had a small pointer right next to the back/forward arrows that reside at the left of the URL window. Clicking on it would show me all the searches on dictionary.com I'd conducted just prior to my current search -- VERY useful for a writer like me. But this pointer is gone in FF4, and I sorely miss it. Any help getting it back -- or showing me the way to an equivalent capability -- would be much appreciated.
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To get the drop-down, you can do one of the following:
- right-click on the Back/Forward button
- HOLD down the left-click mouse button on the Back/Forward button until the list appears
- Install this add-on to add the drop-down arrow: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/backforward-dropmarker/
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