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por Pierre de Grenoble (France) el Ago. 31, 2012 ·

Having one folder per visited page does not seem to be efficient. A similar addon for IE was Seruku IE Toolbar and each Web page was saved in two files, a compressed version of the saved page (kind of MHT format?) and a set of indexed words with visit date, URL, page title and page content (plain text). So the search could be based on several criteria and was actually powerful.

By the way, I could not figure out how to set up a regular expression for excluding multiple URLs: which strings delimiters, which operators, any wild chars?

Cheers from France

PS : is there an add-on for Firefox 17+ doing a job similar to the obsolete Breadcrumbs?

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por borisjg el Abr. 26, 2012 ·

AutoSave stores visited URLs... isn't that the same as the history?

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por milt983 el Oct. 18, 2011 ·

Unfortunately don't works in FF 7.+ :-(

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por anatolica el Mayo 30, 2011 ·

Excellent addition to ScrapBook in both Firefox and SeaMonkey. Pretty obvious explanation of what it does and works as advertised. Thanks to the developer.

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por xss2xhr8mybaby el Mar. 7, 2011 ·

Presumptuous abstract. Even having knowledge of a /Firefox-specific Add-on/ known as ScrapBook (i.e. ScrapBook is not included amongst available Seamonkey add-ons), how is it that anything is "obvious" here? I recommend the author revise his or her summary for the global audience (... or not).