Here's another wrinkle: If you use the CM to Mark Page For Snapback, it only works if you use that CM and click Snapback. If you go to the SnapBack icon instead, it goes back to the original page in that tab.
Why would you expect otherwise? The two extensions are unrelated entities.
But that's precisely why I said
"Paired with the previously linked extension it actually surpasses Apple's original SnapBack functionality [....]In combination, the two extensions allow you to have two different SnapBack "targets" in the same "chain."
I'll still miss the key combos, but if I try the extensions and like what I see I'll finally make the switch (and save Hal from the agony of waiting for me to report that I tripped over one of the security patches I've been so blithely ignoring).
