> Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I'm just curious as to why you keep a 1000 day history. > SS
I keep a 1000 day history, so that I can go back and find things. I mean - I don't necessarily want to have to decide what to bookmark and what not to bookmark, in real time, as I'm browsing. I *do* want to be able to go back and fairly quickly & easily search and find out where I've been, and find things again. Computers are (or, should be!) great at that. Knowledge augmentation, and all, you know? Just FYI, I'm really happy to discover that the history *has* been fixed, at least in the nightly I'm using, 3/27! It's a relatively easy (& quick! a few seconds) matter to call it up (all 60,000+ entries, going back over two years), *and* do a find/filter on a phrase (I think this is a new feature, way cool!), and then sort by site name, URL, most recent visit, or first visit. Very nice!! Thanks very much to whomever worked on this. :-) Kickass! Ed > On Mar 17, 2005, at 01�06 P, Ed Mechem wrote: >> Along simlar lines, I've noticed that history becomes completely unusable >> when it's huge. For example, I have history set to 1000 days, which is a >> pretty hefty file - about 19 megs. When I go to view the history list, it >> takes like, half an hour to display, literally (I timed it, once... usually >> I just force quit, when I do this by mistake). Completely unusable, of >> course. (I use the 'last 1000 sites' feature of URL Manager Pro, when I >> actually want quick normal access to recent history.) -- Ed Mechem < mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > _______________________________________________ Camino mailing list [email protected] http://mozdev.org/mailman/listinfo/camino
