Navigation
ThesisLock has grown to many pages, including nested views such as group, collection, profile, and verification pages. Three wayfinding aids keep you oriented: breadcrumbs, a back button, and a recently visited menu.
Breadcrumbs
A breadcrumb trail sits below the navigation on every page, showing where the current page lives in the site. Each step links back to that level, except the current page. Dynamic pages read naturally: a verification page shows Home / Verify / abc123... with the document hash shortened, a profile shows the wallet, and a group or collection shows its name.
Back button
Next to the breadcrumbs on nested pages, a back link points to the previous page you actually came from, named so you know where it leads, for example Back to My Anchors. If you opened a deep link directly with no history yet, it falls back to your browser's back.
Recently visited
The clock icon in the top corner opens a list of the last pages you visited this session, each with its title, path, and how long ago you were there. Select any entry to jump straight back to it, or choose Clear history to empty the list.
- The list keeps your most recent pages, newest first.
- History is stored only for the current tab and is cleared when the tab closes.
- Nothing is sent anywhere: like the rest of ThesisLock, this stays on your device.
To jump to any page or action by name rather than retracing your steps, the command palette is the fastest route.