'Next' Button for Internet Explorer
Helps you to easily browse a sequence of web pages, images and more.
Blog Example
For example, say you are browsing the page http://blog.example.com/page1/.
Clicking the 'Next' button will take you to http://blog.example.com/page2/.
Clicking the 'Next' button again will take you to http://blog.example.com/page3/,
etc.
Photo Site Example
If you are viewing the image http://www.example.com/photos/008.jpg,
clicking the 'Next' button will take you to http://www.example.com/photos/009.jpg.
Clicking the 'Next' button again will take you to http://www.example.com/photos/010.jpg,
etc.
Another Example
You can also browse sequences in URL query parameters.
So, if you are on a page with a URL of the form http://www.example.com/crosswords?puzzleNumber=1,
clicking the 'Next' button will take you to http://www.example.com/crosswords?puzzleNumber=2.
Clicking the 'Next' button again will take you to http://www.example.com/crosswords?puzzleNumber=3,
etc.
Requires Internet Explorer 6 or later (32-bit).
Note: A version compatible with 64-bit editions of Internet Explorer is in progress and will be released next month (January 2011).
Download
Zip file. (10K)
Installation
Unzip the file and save the contents to a suitable location, e.g. "C:\Program Files\djmclean\NextButtonForIE\".
- In 32-bit Windows XP and Windows 2000: Double-click the file 'Install.vbs' to install the button.
- In Windows 7, Vista and 64-bit XP: Run a 32-bit Command Prompt as Administrator, navigate to the installation folder and type 'Install.vbs' to install the button. (Having just taken delivery of a 64-bit Windows 7 PC, we've only just found out how awkward this is. The next version will have an easier to use installer. If you are having trouble installing, please come back next month for an update. Or 'Like' us on Facebook to receive the latest news.)
If the 'Next' button is not visible when you next start Internet Explorer, right-click the command bar then click 'Customize'. If you are using Internet Explorer 7 or later, click 'Add or Remove Commands'. In 'Available toolbar buttons', select the 'Next' button. Click 'Add'.
Optionally, in 'Current toolbar buttons', select the 'Next' button then click 'Move Up' or 'Move Down' to position the button in your desired order. Click 'Close' when finished.
