You're navigating your browser wrong
Ditch the back button and use (the right) keyboard shortcuts instead
If you currently navigate your web browser by manually clicking the back and forward buttons, or even ⌘ + ← and ⌘ + →, you’re settling with a suboptimal arrangement.
You should use ⌘ + [ and ⌘ + ] to navigate history instead. Why should I use these obscure shortcuts when I can use the more intuitive ⌘ + ← and ⌘ + →, you may ask?
This keyboard shortcut is faster and more ergonomic. You can navigate history without moving your hands at all—you can press ⌘ and [, ] with just your left thumb and right pinky—and it’s less movement across the keyboard. This is especially good for Vim users who love to keep their hands fixed in the center of their keyboard.