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function level navigation history
See original GitHub issueIs your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. Currently, the navigation history is recorded at each click a user performed. When use navigation go back, it goes back to where you clicked last time. If we have many clicks performed when analyzing a single function, it may take some time to just go back to the last function we looked at.
Describe the solution you’d like
A function level “go back” (or go forth) that may perform like an ESC go back action in IDA pro (however IDA pro’s navigation is a little bit strange somehow).
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Implemented by #475
Yes I’m totally aware of that. I just don’t think this work flow is fluent enough to go back to previous function by pressing ALT+LEFT many times or move the mouse to the arrow and choose last function as this situation is quite common. Besides, it’s actually not very hard to implement and does not harm too much to current work flow.