Track Safari’s Web Page Trail With BrowseBack.

Yes, old dawgs can be taught new tricks. I complained to Kate (Mac360 writer) that I found some web sites she should look at, but I forgot to bookmark them.

I usually keep Safari’s Private Browsing option turned on, so there’s no history of which web pages I visited.

So Kate taught me something new about keeping myself organized. Let the Mac do it and don’t think about it.

She insisted that I try BrowseBack. If you like what you see in OS X Leopard’s Time Machine.... (excerpted).

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