Sentence examples for back and forward buttons from inspiring English sources
Back and forward buttons in the search box let you click through the page for each occurrence of the word.
In many browser programs, right-clicking the back and forward buttons will display a list of recently visited Web sites, and you can even use keyboard commands to perform the same functions as clicking on the back and forward buttons (control-left arrow to go back, control-right arrow to move forward through previously viewed pages).
Packaged with said keyboard is an 800dpi optical mouse that has back and forward buttons.
One nifty aspect of this is that Chrome will also sync your browsing history, so even your back and forward buttons will work.
Additional features are the ability to save media files through a long tap and access to your recent browsing history through the back and forward buttons.
Web applications are subject to an interaction challenge not found in other user interfaces: In addition to the widgets that web pages are built of, browsers provide further navigation features such as the Back and Forward buttons that are beyond the developer's control.
Using Apple's swipe-back and swipe-forward gestures, which it began to use to replace back and forward button navigations in iOS 7, is much easier and more natural with the iPhone's new front glass design, and when the device's screen is darkened, these catch and bend light in a way that's sure to appeal to a design fan's eye.
You have the scrollwheel, shortcut buttons for "Zones" and "Music" along with a "Back" button above the wheel, and simple music controls for "back", "play/pause" and "forward" buttons beneath the wheel.
But there are 'back and forward' buttons and keyboard arrows work for this as well.
Windows 98 introduced the back and forward navigation buttons and the address bar in Windows Explorer, among other things.
The ones at 3 and 9 o'clock control the back and forward functions while the corner buttons, integrated into the lugs, control the light and menu.
