Browseback 1.1

Macworld Rating

3.5 out of 5 Mice, Mar 16, 2006

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Browseback 1.1 Although the program lets you access pages that you can no longer find, that feature does come at a cost in terms of system resources. However, if you are constantly referring to your browser’s history, or you need full-text searching, Browseback is worth a try.

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