History of searches

BENOIT BASLE · 2025-04-18T15:47:15+00:00

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Hi, I would like to suggest a feature in the Search field: a history of searches. When searching I find myself wanting to reformulate or to precise my quest and I would like not to have to type everything again each time. Thanks.

Benoit Baslé, France.

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Graham Criddle

Try clicking the back arrow (top right of the search panel) to go back through searches - or click the small arrow to the right of that to see a history of recent searches.

Does that help at all?

BENOIT BASLE

Thanks Graham! I feel stupid for not seeing it before ; I was searching fo it underneath, in the search window.

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