Version: 1.0.1 (using KDE 4.0.1) Installed from: Debian testing/unstable Packages If I enter a folder, press "Back" and then enter another folder, the "Forward" button leads back to the first folder. This is, well... I do know what to think about that behaviour. Maybe it's quite nice if you know how to deal with it. The problem though might be, that users are used to the way those buttons work in web browsers. Going back and clicking another link enters a new history path where now "future point" is available. Is this this way on purpose?
I implemented the current behavior on purpose, but was not aware that this is inconsistent with the behavior in browsers. I agree that people are familiar with the browser behavior and Dolphin should stay consistent -> I'll fix this.
SVN commit 778359 by ppenz: The "Back" and "Forward" buttons of Dolphin should stay consistent with the history behavior of Konqueror and Firefox: When setting an URL in the middle of the history, start a new history tree. BUG: 157954 M +17 -16 kurlnavigator.cpp M +7 -3 kurlnavigator.h M +67 -1 tests/kurlnavigatortest.cpp M +4 -1 tests/kurlnavigatortest.h WebSVN link: http://websvn.kde.org/?view=rev&revision=778359