Go Back With Backspace
Re-enables the backspace key as a back navigation button (except when writing text).
Restores browser behavior of navigating to previous page when pressing the Backspace key.
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This extension requires permissions to inject a piece of code in all of the pages you visit. If that freaks you out, that's ok. Handing over those permissions freaks me out too.
You can choose to install this extension from source (it's very short) to make sure it's not doing anything malicious.
See: https://github.com/oslego/chrome-backspace-back#from-source
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not working.
God
Thank you so much! I was so mad when google stole this feature from me. Recently, I would always be pressing the backspace key only to get rewarded with google's snobby "press alt and bla bla bla" message. This is a lifesaver.
i can't get used to this alt+left arrow for go back. thnk god that you made this this app!
There has been a Bug/Feature request to make backspace go back on the linux build of chorme for 5 years plus. Whatever idiot decided removing this OS default behaviour on windows builds as well is a @@##@#@ retard who deserves the sack, PRONTO. Does this extension also give this behaviour to the linux builds of chrome?
Good god Google .. what were you thinking? Inconveniencing the thousands of competent users, to placate a small minority who don't know what they're doing! MCSE tech
Que merda hein... precisar de um plugin para algo que ja existia... google cagou legal mesmo.
Does what it says, and what it says NEEDS to be done!
It beggars belief that I had to actually spend time "fixing" this. Chrome's days are numbered.
What's with the insane permission for the extension to read and change everything on the pages I visit?