Netscape question

[Jen McLeod]

hello all!

Some colleagues and myself are puzzled by a feature in Netscape
and we've been unable to find out anything at Netscape's site.

The "Location:" box, where one may enter a URL, has a pull-down
menu arrow on the right-hand side.  This seems to reveal a menu
containing URLs that have been typed into this box, or perhaps
"cut-n-pasted".  However, it doesn't hold ALL of the URLs entered, and
it seems to be random.

Can anyone tell me what the purpose of this menu is, and how it can
be used?

Thanks a lot!  :)

- Jen
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