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Re:Lossless Web Navigation with Trails by dorian-graph on Monday January 30, 2017 @05:58AM (#13520071)
I would love to have a feature like this and I've written it down as one of my side-project ideas.

Why is back/forward history helpful on a single tab? (I leave this as an exercise for the reader) That reasoning more or less applies to cross-tab history/state. Previous behaviour was that people contained most of their browsing to a single tab (because browsers didn't have tabs, or they weren't commonly used). Behaviour has changed now to be more cross-tab.

Re:Lossless Web Navigation with Trails by Chris2048 on Monday January 30, 2017 @06:41AM (#13520293)
Any projects like this already, or a repo?

Technically, chrome already encode information like this, I too put it down as a future project to try and parse it.

Ultimately, this info provides context, and things like e.g tab lineage (which tabs are related) and grouping can be derived from history.

Re:Lossless Web Navigation with Trails by dorian-graph on Wednesday February 01, 2017 @09:03AM (#13540741)
Not that I know of aside from this what this blog post describes, and the couple of prior work it lists.

Where/how does chrome encode the information? Depending on what's available and how accessible it is, I might be keen to start looking into it.