Firefox Session History Tree

by Keith Dsouza | Translate | Print
Tuesday, 28th Jul 2009 | Share

There are several times when you might open links from one tab in a new tab, however after a while it might become difficult to find which tab a link was opened from.

A handy Firefox add-on called History Tree provides users with tree-based views of their session history, easily allowing to see which tabs were opened from where and visually browse the history.

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History Tree Features

Displays four different tree-based session history views.
Displays screenshots of every page that you have visited.
Quickly finds and re-opens any page that you have visited.
Shows the page history for closed Firefox tabs, allowing closed pages to be re-opened.

Download History Tree

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