I need a web browser that does not "de-duplicate" or update visited links

[Torn Mind]

Any sugggestions for a browser does this and doesn't act up like IE10? Firefox and Chrome derivatives are obviously dead to me now since they always update your visited links.

 

[RampantAndroid]

What do you mean by visited links?

 

[ninaholic37]

I use "Never remember history" in Firefox, and my laptop always loads the exact same OS image upon reboot, so there's no surprise "browser changes" that can't be blamed on the site webmasters.

 

[Torn Mind]

What do you mean by visited links?

The links that get stored in the history.

If I go to Amazon.com, the history will record that I visited it at a certain time and date. I then leave it, and then come back to it later in the day. The link in history no longer keeps its original time but is instead "moved up" to the later time in Chromium-based browsers. Its even worse in Firefox, in which the original date is forgotten. May those browsers and their derivatives die in a fire.

 

[ninaholic37]

http://wolf3d.darkbb.com/memberlist# spam
http://wolf3d.darkbb.com/memberlist#

 

[ninaholic37]

Well, I just found out that Firefox does save each instance of each website.

Check that out:

To see the places.sqlite file this way, just follow the instructions here.

 

[JEDIYoda]

Well, I just found out that Firefox does save each instance of each website.

so....you can configure Firefox not to save each instance....duh