Existe uma maneira no Firefox de agrupar e contar o histórico por domínio?
Selecione "Por site".
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Nota:
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Função de Histórico do Firefox
Every web page that you visit is logged by Firefox. This is what constitutes your browsing history. If you click on the History text link at the top of the browser you will open a drop-down list of your most recent page visits. You can click on any of those links to return to a page you have recently viewed.
In the same drop-down is an option to “Show in Sidebar”. If you click this link you will open a sidebar on the left of the browser window. This sidebar will group your history for today, yesterday, two days ago an so on. You can expand these groups to see all pages visited in that time frame and then click on any page link to bring up that page in the browser.
By using the “View” button within the sidebar you can also sort and group your History by date within site, site, most visited and last visited.
Sorting by “date and site” is better than “date” alone because it’s easier to see which site you visited on a particular day. The default “by date” option sorts alphabetically within day.
Sorting “by site” is more useful if you just want to see all the pages you have visited for a particular site regardless of when. Both these options are sorted alphabetically by site. However, if you just sort “by site” there is no grouping, just a single list. The “most visited” sort option may give you an idea of which sites are your most popular, but otherwise its usefulness is limited.
The “last visited” option is similar to the default “by date” option except this too is just a long list with the most recent site visited first and then going back in time.