Originally Posted by
KQ321
As I understand it, the KVS Tool is a specialised web browser - and most browsers have a 'back' button, that enable you to return easily to the previously viewed screen/content within that tab. As the contents is displayed from a local cache, it is much quicker than having to wait for the query to be sent to the server and the information downloaded again.
I often find myself looking at one thing on KVS, then another, and then wanting to go back to the previous one (all within the same Method/tab). So, having a 'back' button (and ideally also a 'forward' one) would be very convenient (and would also reduce the number of queries being sent to each engine...)
KVS Tool does not have a cache facility, by design, so the results are always retrieved in real-time.
However, you can run as many instances of the
KVS Tool as required by clicking
[Tools] ->
[Launch Another Instance]. Alternatively, you can use the
[Ctrl] +
[P] keyboard shortcut to quickly save a snapshot of the current results.
Originally Posted by
KQ321
However, a keyboard shortcut to move back and forth between tabs would also be useful.
These shortcuts already exist:
http://Help.KVSTool.com/#Shortcuts