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So having backspaced carefully over this post postID, we get a cache surfing menu.
We'll take a peek at post #9197.
Post #9197 is an old post, that I was working on, last night. Here's what it looks like, in post editor.
Post #9197 - "Surfing The BlogOSphere", in preview display.
Back to post editor, and carefully (and anxiously) using the backspace button, I am back here (Wheww!), in post #5821.
Now, I very very carefully position the cursor at the end of the URL string, and press backspace. If I erase "7419184724930874214", the browser will start to show me other possibilities. This is called a "contextual" search. Be careful here, only erase "7419184724930874214".
We'll start this sufing adventure in post editor. Here we see this post, as I work on it. There's the post editor session, in the browser address window.
I position the cursor at the very end of the post editor URL, and carefully backspace over everything that follows the postID.
This post is #5821". See the selections, below the top (highlighted) one? There look to be at least 5 copies of this post, in cache. If you were surfing for cached copies of your lost post content, you might see this - and one of the selections in the menu might lead to your missing content.
If I backspace very very carefully over the postID, I get a menu of other posts. Next, we'll explore the cache surf menu, and the multiple post editor sessions.
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