老哥这个贼好用啊，谢谢！

I too would like to have a tab like XUL firefox versions have it

Sadly it can't be opened in a standalone tab, occupying a lot of space and too narrow to view.

Hello, thanks to your great work! And could there be an option so that I can view without the website icons on the left? bc some of the icons not zoomed to fit in lines are really messing it up. Better if this bug's fixed :)

The addon stopped working after the webextension update. I could access the page before with chrome://history_in_threads/content/historyinthreads.xul but I can't even access it from anywhere again even from the sidebar

I found the icon for this add-on missing. no way to add it to the menu bar.

This has been one of my favorite apps for years. It's quite useful.

When I found a problem that prevented downloading of the latest version, the developer fixed it within an hour. Amazing responsiveness from a freeware developer. Thanks.

The only thing to add is a translation of UI to another languages.

Any plans to make the add-on compatible with multiprocess?

I found this by accident and was delighted that somebody took the time to write such a great plugin.

I cannot believe this addon exists. I found it by accident looking for a way to delete a tab's history. He even bothered with a version for pre-Australis ppl. As soon as I'll have some spare cash, I'm donating. tyvm. go chinese ppl !! ^^ :)
My seven year long history finally makes sense.

1) better integrate "Clear History by Threads" into one addon
2) better support user-defined time range, e.g. 3 days

Except for one very minor issue this is waaay better than the built-in history.

When I close a tab, sometimes I really just wanted to go back a few pages in the stack. History In Threads makes it simple to find -any- of the pages I clicked recently. This also works the next time I open Firefox. Undoing a closed tab won't help me in that case.

The issue I mentioned only happens if you are using another extension to manage the sidebar. This is because they don't provide an standard way to handle user-defined sidebar content.

In my case I found a kludge to get History In Threads to work better with OmniSidebar. It may also work for the other sidebar add-ons but I haven't tried it.

First create a bookmark to the chrome://history_in_threads/content/historyinthreads.xul page (mine's on the bookmark bar). Then edit it to open in the sidebar.

You'll need to enable the 'Keep the panel loaded when the sidebar closes' option in OmniSidebar. This allows its autohide feature to work with HIT.

It's not a perfect solution: if you switch away from HIT to use another sidebar you'll need to click the bookmark again to get back to HIT.

For me, History In Threads is well worth the extra effort it took to get around the limitations of those other add-ons.

"History in Threads" is a good idea. It works well but without "All-in-One Sidebar". Impossible to control HiT via AiOS: for example, "Open in new tab" opens a new window instead and then it's impossible to select another panel (bookmarks, built-in history, etc.). Is this a known issue?

Great addon! Two suggestions/requests:

1. Would it be possible to override the ctrl-h hotkey to open this history version and not firefox' one? I'm not very much into clicking buttons :-)

2. Could you add a blacklist for specific file formats? The most annoying thing is that if you have opened a lot of image files (like .jpg, .png) they spam the history - and if the images are from multiple hosts your history version doesn't help as they aren't threaded but still appear as a long list.

Yes sir, i understand that part, but why is it useful , why would anyone want their history tabs in trees?

The history window is like Firefox 3's history window. :) It is located left of the screen and full window like Internet Explorer

Editing: I just realized that that full history windows that is located left of the screen already avaible in new Firefox (History Sidebar)

OK this is very awesome ! much better than default view .

edit: wow , you´re so fast to implement BOTH of my requests ! middle-click and expand all items now implemented! thank you soo much ! 5 stars of course ^^

Hi!
Thanks for this add-on.
In my opinion, it would be much better if the history opened in a separate tab, instead that in Firefox history panel.
Moreover, would it be possible to keep opened the Location and the Last Visit columns, instead of opening them manually everytime I start the add-on?
Thanks.

What it says it does, it does well. But it definitely needs a few minor additions: The Name, Location, and Last Visit collumns are good, but those collumns need to have the option of being orgainised in the same way as Windows Explorer allows us to organise files inside a folder alphabetically, or by last modified/created.

Better yet, it would be amazing if the addon could distinguish between when tabs were opened IN ADDITION TO when they were closed.