Since GOG has gone through it's changes, there is something that I'm sure most folks feel is minor, and, well, I agree, it is minor, but it is also frustrating enough that I want to ask if there is a way for me to change it and perhaps I just didn't know how.

Everytime I go to the Browse Games screen, it comes up by "Best Selling." I hate that. I ALWAYS browse games By Title.

So, I switch it to by Title, then click on a game to read about it, hit backspace, and yep, it's reverts back to by Best Selling.

Is there some way I can have it so when I'm browsing games alphabetically, click one to read more info about, and have it come back right where I left off the way it did before all of the changes on this site????

Any help appreciated.

I'm sorry, but I don't see any such small square that you speak of, or the page being described under the toolbar.

And I am using IE 9. Pretty sure that's a recent browser.

Perhaps it's an option of some sort that i don't have checked??

NOTE: ADDED IN EDIT: I did however, just learn something new quite by accident. I right clicked on a title, and one of the options that came up was, Open in a new tab.

So, I guess that's the solution. Since your answer sparked me to look around, I'm gonna mark your answer as the solution even though I still don't know what you were talking about, and even though I still don't like the fact that it can't just be like it was before.

Why did they change it anyway??? I can't imagine I'm the only shopper that prefers looking in alphabetical order and who also prefers to return to his previous spot after reviewing details of a particular game and hitting backspace.

Seems like something they should change back to me.

Edit: Nevermind, ninja'd.

I can only guess that the change is brought on to help spurn people towards the popular choices. Success in the most popular leaves a good impression on the rest of the titles, so it's basically just marketing.

As for folder, I didn't mean a folder icon or anything like that. If you've ever had a file cabinet or a big encyclopedia, you notice that they separate sections out. In the case of a file cabinet, it's a thick divider followed by a plastic square attached to the top, that you stamp with names or whatever onto it. That's what I meant in terms to your browser, were those square nubs. When you're in tabbed browsing, the section under your toolbar will resemble the top of a file cabinet with multiple separate labels. If you're still confused I can put up a picture.