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Extend Safari's History to a full year
Interesting -- my prefs files didn't have any WebKitHistoryAgeInDaysLimit setting at all. This is all I found (and you can see I changed the Item Limit to 1000, from 100):
I wonder why I have no days limit?
Extend Safari's History to a full year
Inexplicably, Safari sometimes loses this information. I haven't been able to track down when or why it happens. Just last week my iBook's install of Safari suddenly stopped remembering past 24 hours. The key for days was missing from the plist. Sometimes it is this way right from a clean install. It's almost Windowsian in nature. One install has a history of a week, another doesn't.
Extend Safari's History to a full year
I think this can be altered using OnyX or something of the sort so you may have done that. Safari probably has no need to save this value on first use, many hidden features that can be enabled by changing preferences files (such as with the Finder) need to have new entries added into the plist file since they are 'hidden'.
Extend Safari's History to a full year
Also did not have a 'days limit'.
Extend Safari's History to a full year
Just add the missing line: |
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