Version: (using KDE KDE 3.3.0) Installed from: Compiled From Sources e.g.: 1. Go to http://bugs.kde.org/ 2. Click "The most hated bugs" 3. Middle mouse click on any hated bug to open it in a new tab. The new tab has no history. It should have http://bugs.kde.org/ and "The most hated bugs" as the history. This is useful e.g. for google searches. I middle mouse click on a bunch of hits to open them in new tabs. When I'm looking at hit and realise that it's useless, I want to be able to press Back to return to the google search results (I may not have the original google search results tab open).
*** Bug 109801 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
IIRC Eduardo wants to implement this
yeah, that's something that goes to me TODO list ;) It's quite trivial, so we'll hopefully have it for 4.1/trunk soon enough
The fact that new window/tab DON'T preserve their parent's history is one of the problems in every browser. Is there any work being done on this bug?
*** Bug 191130 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***