Undo button and undo list. Undo is a "regret" function provided by Maxthon for users. When the user closes a webpage and wants to reopen it, he can just click the undo button to reopen the webpage. At the same time, the revocation list can also store a certain amount of URLs according to user settings, making it convenient for users to look back at any time.
Maxthon Browser
Tips: Use the shortcut key "Alt+Z" to quickly call the undo function.
The revocation list may reveal some privacy. Maxthon provides a clear list function. As long as you click the "Clear List" item, the entire revocation list will be cleared. Because clearing is irreversible, users are advised to proceed with caution. If you want to keep it confidential but don't want to clear it all, you can consider using a Maxthon account - the Maxthon revocation list data is associated with the account, and others can no longer access it after logging out of the account.
Tip: The undo function will restore the page browsing history together, making it easier for users to find deeper browsing records.
Undo function settings
The undo list saves 15 pages by default, but sometimes the number of pages you want to restore exceeds 15. For this reason, Maxthon provides users with customized settings, and users can adjust the number of undo list saves according to their own needs.
Click "Tools—Maxthon Settings Center—Advanced Options" in sequence to see the setting of the number of entries in the undo list. The default value is 15, and the user can modify it at will.
Tips: This setting is a user setting and will not be shared between different accounts.
Different from traditional history functions, the undo list is intuitive and easy to operate. Using the undo list, users can review their browsing history at any time, and truly "come and go" to the website, turning Internet browsing into a happy time under their own control.
