Feature request: "select all" button in history
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I want to delete every page in history of a particular web site, for example www.sitetodelete.com.
Then I go to History panel, search for "www.sitetodelete.com" and found all URLs to delete.
Now, I can select all items one by one, but it's a long and annoying work...
What about putting a "Select all" button, that automatically select every visible item, resulting from search?
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Selecting them one by one isn't needed. You can select all entries by clicking the first, holding shift and clicking the last, or by simply using the ctrl-A / cmd-A shortcut (depending on your operating system).
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@thepisu said in Feature request: "select all" button in history:
What about putting a "Select all" button
As luetage said, just select all with shift + click, then delete them. Having fewer buttons is better than having too many.
This is even more true of items on menus. Long menus make it slower to select items. Take a look at the context menu for stacked tabs. There are now 19 items, but still people ask for more.
I know from past experience with Opera, that when we get the option to edit menus, I will remove a lot of the clutter to make room for some extra items that I actually use.
The Opera tab-stack context menu has 9 items and 4 submenus; mine has 7 items and one submenu.
If you still want this button the Feature Requests thread is the right place for it.