Navigate through webpages easily with arrows to go forward or back to previous URLs.
If you're looking for a Firefox extension that adds more functionality to your web browsing experience, PrevNextArrows might be worth checking out. Upon installation, this extension adds four buttons to the status bar, each with a specific purpose.
The first two buttons allow you to easily navigate between webpages or images in a sequential order. One button takes you forward to the next page or image, while the other button takes you backwards. This can be especially helpful if you're scrolling through a series of pages or images and don't want to have to manually click through them one by one.
The third button takes you back to the start of your current sequence, which can be handy if you've accidentally gone too far ahead or simply want to start over. Finally, the fourth button opens up a gallery of photos, which is useful if you're browsing a site that has multiple images or galleries available.
One of the best things about PrevNextArrows is that it works on pages that are numbered sequentially, regardless of whether or not those sequences are zero-padded. This makes it a versatile extension that can be used across a variety of different websites and platforms.
Overall, if you're looking to streamline your web browsing experience and add some convenient navigation features to your Firefox browser, PrevNextArrows is definitely worth checking out. To test it out for yourself, simply navigate to a sequentially numbered page or image and try out the buttons in the bottom-right corner to navigate through the sequence and open up the photo gallery.
The first two buttons allow you to easily navigate between webpages or images in a sequential order. One button takes you forward to the next page or image, while the other button takes you backwards. This can be especially helpful if you're scrolling through a series of pages or images and don't want to have to manually click through them one by one.
The third button takes you back to the start of your current sequence, which can be handy if you've accidentally gone too far ahead or simply want to start over. Finally, the fourth button opens up a gallery of photos, which is useful if you're browsing a site that has multiple images or galleries available.
One of the best things about PrevNextArrows is that it works on pages that are numbered sequentially, regardless of whether or not those sequences are zero-padded. This makes it a versatile extension that can be used across a variety of different websites and platforms.
Overall, if you're looking to streamline your web browsing experience and add some convenient navigation features to your Firefox browser, PrevNextArrows is definitely worth checking out. To test it out for yourself, simply navigate to a sequentially numbered page or image and try out the buttons in the bottom-right corner to navigate through the sequence and open up the photo gallery.
What's New
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