surfing history
This is such a simple problem that it is embarrasing: Where is the history of all the sites that I have visited recently? (the back button only gives ten or so)
Thanks
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surfing history
I found it (Home), but it does not seem to have any dates recorded?
I need to look where?
Thanks
Mozilla or Konqueror?
Which history you search for?
STIBS
For Konqueror
Hit F9 and click on the little clock at the left.
STIBS
surfing history
Many thanks for the info re:F9
I am using konqueror
One of the main problems with Linux, for me, is finding information.
e.g this matter of F9. Is this a standard Linux move?
One of the books I have is about 800 pages (for Redhat 7.2),yet I have trouble finding very simple things, like this about F9.
I also have an old "Teach yourself Red Hat Linux VISUALLY",which I refer to first because if covers the absolute basic data (but not F9!)
Thanks
p.s it seems that it (F9; using the clock button) only goes back either one day or one session of computer use. Is this correct?
F9/ Clock
> p.s it seems that it (F9; using the clock button) only goes back either one day or one session of computer use. Is this correct?
Hmmm I think you can set the time back in the Konqueror settings. The icon between Webshortcuts and Cookies at the left (don't know the english word, I only have it in german here right now).
Is F9 a Linux standard? ... no. But it seems to be a standard for all browsers, Mozilla reacts to the same key with showing it's sidebar. I found it rummaging through the menus under the Window menu.
Trying to learn Linux graphical desktops with books is difficult. The introduced new features with every fresh version of the software will differ from the things that were new one year ago when the book was printed. That's why I refer most times to the documentation at the website of a special application or ask at a forum like you ;o)
Cheers!
STIBS
F9/clock
Thanks again Stibs
I might as well bite the bullet and ask how I could access this history info using the "dreaded"CLI.
Please feel free to ignore this request if I am, in effect, asking for something that requires a long involved explanation
Thanks
..."dreaded"CLI. ???
Enlight me plz, what's this?
I heard this shortcut but can't remember (I'm sure we have another in my language).
STIBS
CLI
command line interface (i believe)
accessing konq_history
it's a textfile and all text handling commands apply
e.g. cat ~/.kde/share/apps/konqueror/konq_history | more
You can also use a good editor to edit it.
)
STIBS
thanks
thanks