JP5451689B2 - Terminal device and program - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a terminal device and a program for accessing a page provided on a network and downloading and receiving data on the page.

  Conventionally, as a terminal device with a Web browser that accesses and displays a Web page via the Internet, for example, URLs (Uniform Resource Locators) of all Web pages accessed in the past are stored and managed as an access history. A technique is known in which, when an arbitrary URL is selected and designated in the access history, page data corresponding to the URL is read and displayed (see Patent Document 1).

JP 2005-157842 A

  However, in a conventional web browser, pages accessed in the past are only stored and managed as an access history. For example, after the browser is temporarily closed for some reason during page browsing, When it was launched, it merely displayed and output a URL-compatible page (homepage) stored as an access history. Therefore, in order to display the page that was browsed when the previous browser was closed, it is necessary to perform troublesome operations such as switching pages many times from the home page or finding and selecting the page from the access history. This was the same even when displaying not only the page that was being browsed when the previous browser was closed, but also the pages that were being browsed before and after that.

  An object of the present invention is to enable easy and quick execution of reproduction display when reproducing and displaying each page browsed in the past.

In order to solve the above problems, a terminal device according to the first aspect of the present invention provides:
A page access means for accessing a page provided on the network;
Wherein a information page access means includes a page information indicating the end page in the access procedure at the time of accessing the one or more pages, access history indicating an access process until the page access means for accessing said end page Storage means for storing information;
Guidance means for selectively displaying a thumbnail representing each end page of the plurality of access processes based on the page information stored in the storage means;
When an arbitrary thumbnail is selected from among the thumbnails displayed by the guide means, reproduction display means for reproducing and displaying an end page corresponding to the selected thumbnail ;
When receiving a history page switching instruction, based on the access history information stored in the storage means, switching means for reproducing and displaying the page information specified by the switching instruction;
Clarify that the switching instruction can be accepted based on the access history information stored in the storage means while the reproduction display means reproduces and displays the end page corresponding to the selected thumbnail. An identification display means for performing identification display,
It is characterized by that.

In order to solve the above problem, a program according to the second aspect of the present invention provides:
On the computer,
Accessing a page provided on the network,
An information including page information indicating the end page in the access procedure at the time of accessing the one or more pages, a process of storing the access history information indicating access process until accessing the previous SL end page,
A process for selectively displaying a thumbnail representing each end page of the plurality of access processes based on stored page information;
When an arbitrary thumbnail is selected from the thumbnails displayed in a selectable manner, a process of reproducing and displaying an end page corresponding to the selected thumbnail ;
When receiving a history page switching instruction, based on the stored access history information, processing to reproduce and display the page information specified by the switching instruction;
A process of performing identification display that clearly indicates that the switching instruction can be accepted based on the stored access history information in a state where the end page corresponding to the selected thumbnail is reproduced and displayed ;
Is executed.

  According to the present invention, when each page browsed in the past is reproduced and displayed, the reproduction display can be executed easily and quickly.

The block diagram which showed the network system of the mobile telephone apparatus applied as a portable terminal device. The block diagram which showed the basic component of the mobile telephone apparatus. The figure for demonstrating an access history table. The figure for demonstrating a history page buffer. The flowchart which showed the whole operation | movement of the mobile telephone apparatus started execution with power activation. The flowchart following FIG. The figure which showed the browser screen.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to FIGS.
FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a network system of a mobile phone device applied as a mobile terminal device.
The mobile phone device 1 has a web browser function and is connected to the Internet 3 via a base station 2A, an exchange 2B, a management center 2C, etc. that constitute a public mobile phone network (mobile communication network) 2, The desired web page 4 can be accessed arbitrarily. This Web browser function can access and display a Web page 4 for a personal computer (PC) in addition to the Web page 4 for a mobile, and converts the PC Web page 4 for mobile use. Display output.

FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing basic components of the mobile phone device 1.
The cellular phone device 1 is a foldable one in which two cases (upper case and lower case) are attached so as to be openable and closable. Various functions such as a call function, an e-mail function, and a web access function are provided. Is provided. The CPU 11 is a central central processing unit that controls the overall operation of the mobile phone device according to various programs in the storage unit 12. The storage unit 12 has a program area and a data area, and a program for realizing the present embodiment is stored in this program area in accordance with an operation procedure shown in FIGS. The data area of the storage unit 12 is provided with an access history table 31 and a page data memory 32 which will be described later.

  The recording medium 13 is a removable portable memory that supplies various data programs externally, and is configured by, for example, smart media, an IC card, and the like. The memory 14 is an internal memory having a work area and is provided with a history page buffer 33 to be described later. Various data in the memory 14 are saved in the storage unit 12 as necessary. The telephone communication unit 15 takes in a signal from the reception side of a transmission / reception unit (baseband unit) connected to an antenna that constitutes a radio unit, demodulates it into a reception baseband signal, and then receives a reception speaker via the acoustic control unit 16. The sound is output from 17. Further, the telephone communication unit 15 takes in the audio data input from the transmission microphone 18 from the acoustic control unit 16, encodes it into a transmission baseband signal, gives it to the transmission side of the transmission / reception unit, and outputs the output from the antenna. .

  The display data received and acquired via the telephone communication unit 15 by the e-mail function and the Web browser function is given to the main display unit 20 such as an LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) via the display control unit 19 for display output. The The sub display unit 21 displays the current date and time, a simple message, an icon, and the like. The key operation unit 22 performs dial input, character input, command input, and the like. The CPU 11 executes processing according to a key input signal from the key operation unit 22. The notification unit 23 includes a speaker for notification of incoming calls, an LED (light emitting diode), and a vibration motor. The notification unit 23 is driven when an incoming call / mail is received, and is also driven when an alarm is notified. An RTC (real time clock module) 24 constitutes a clock unit, and the CPU 11 acquires the current date and time from the RTC 24.

FIG. 3 is a diagram for explaining the access history table 31.
The access history table 31 stores and manages, as access history information, the access process up to download access to the page displayed at the end of the browser when the browser is terminated. Each history record includes “end page”, “end” Each item includes “date and time” and “history page”. The “end page” is page information displayed at the end of the browser when the browser is terminated, and the “end date and time” is the current date and time (access end date and time) acquired from the RTC 24 when the browser is terminated. “History page” indicates each page in the access process until download access to “end page”, “return” item in which each page information in the return direction is arranged based on “end page”, and “end” It has an item “forward” in which the pieces of page information in the direction of advance with respect to “page” are arranged. The page information described above may be the URL or a part thereof, and may be information that can specify at least the page.

  In the illustrated example, page information “A4” is set as the “end page” in the first record of the access history table 31, and “A1, A2, A3” is set in the item “Return history page”. This is a case where page information is set, and “A5” page information is set in the item “Advance history page”. In the figure, “A1 to A5” are a series of Nos of consecutive pages, and the access process (page transition) up to the end page “A4” is performed in the order of “A1 to A5”. An example is shown in which the browser is terminated when the page is returned from “A5” to “A4” after access.

  In the second record, page information “B3” is set as “end page”, page information “B1, A2” is set in the item “return history page”, and “advance history page”. The case where no page information is set in the item is illustrated. In this case, each page of the A group and each page of the B group indicate different page groups of different types. Also, the access process (history page) until the end page “B3” is accessed is in the order of “B1, A2, B3”, and the browser is terminated after viewing “B3”. Illustrated.

  The CPU 11 refers to the access history table 31 when the restart is instructed after closing the browser, and displays the history reproduction according to the contents of the history record. In this case, the “set time” set in relation to the “end date and time” in the access history table 31 is for determining whether to perform reproduction display according to the access history. , “5 hours” is set as the “set time”. The CPU 11 acquires the current date and time from the RTC 24, calculates the elapsed time from the “end date and time” to the current date and time in each history record, and sets the elapsed time by comparing this elapsed time with the “set time”. It is determined whether or not it is within the time, and the history reproduction display is performed on the condition that it is within the set time.

  The history reproduction display according to the contents of the history record is started not only when the browser is restarted after closing the browser, but also when an exit history menu operation is performed while the browser is running. In this case, the contents of the access history table 31 are read in response to the end history menu operation and displayed as a list. That is, when a predetermined end history menu operation is performed during the operation of the browser, the CPU 11 reads “end page” from each record of the access history table 31 and also stores data corresponding to this “end page” in the page data memory 32. The thumbnail list is displayed with the data of each end page as a selection candidate. When an arbitrary end page is selected and designated from this menu screen, reproduction display according to the contents of the history record is started.

FIG. 4 is a diagram for explaining the history page buffer 33.
The history page buffer 33 temporarily stores and holds each page received and downloaded sequentially from the Internet 3, and stores page information (for example, URL or a part thereof) corresponding to the data of each page. ing. The illustrated example corresponds to the access history of one record in the access history table 31 and shows a state in which the data of the downloaded pages “A1 to A5” is stored and held. When the pages are accessed in the order of “A1 to A5” and then returned from the “A5” to the “A4” page, the data of the “A4” page is read from the history page buffer 33. Is displayed and output. At the end of the browser, each page of the history page buffer 33 is read and stored in the page data memory 32. The history page buffer 33 may be provided on the CPU 11 side as a primary cache.

  Next, the operation concept of the mobile phone device in this embodiment will be described with reference to the flowcharts shown in FIGS. Here, each function described in these flowcharts is stored in the form of a readable program code, and operations according to the program code are sequentially executed. In addition, the operation according to the above-described program code transmitted via the transmission medium can be sequentially executed. In other words, in addition to the recording medium, an operation peculiar to this embodiment can be executed by using a program / data supplied externally via a transmission medium.

FIG. 5 and FIG. 6 are flowcharts showing the overall operation of the mobile phone device that starts executing when the power is turned on.
First, the CPU 11 activates the telephone communication unit 15 to perform standby processing for registering the current position, and enters a standby state for telephone / mail while reading and displaying a predetermined standby image (FIG. 5). Step S1). In this standby state, the CPU 11 checks whether there is an incoming call or mail (step S2). When the incoming call or incoming mail is detected, the incoming call process is executed to drive the notification unit 23, and the incoming call process or received mail is also executed. A storage process is executed (step S3).

  If any operation is performed in the standby state (YES in step S4), it is checked whether the operation is an activation operation instructing activation of the web browser (step S5). For example, a call process, a mail creation / transmission process, and the like are executed as the corresponding process (step S6). If it is a browser activation instruction operation (YES in step S5), the access record table 31 is referred to and a history record is stored. (Step S7). If there is no history record (NO in step S7), the URL to be accessed (URL of the home position page) arbitrarily selected from the menu screen is read out as usual (step S8), and the Internet 3 and download and receive the page corresponding to the URL (step S9), display and output the received page on the browser screen (step S10), and store the page data in the history page buffer 33 (step S11). .

FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a browser screen.
In the upper area of the browser screen, “Home”, “Return”, and “Forward” buttons B1 to B3 are arranged and displayed, and in the lower area, an “End” button B4 is arranged and displayed. Also, a “next page link” button B5 is arranged and displayed in the Web page. Here, the “Home” button B1 is a button for instructing the return to the home position page (homepage). The “Back” and “Forward” buttons B2 and B3 in the upper area are buttons (link history buttons) that are effective when reproduction display is performed according to the contents of the access history table 31, and the contents of the access history table 31. It is used when the page is moved according to the operation.

  That is, the link history buttons B2 and B3 of “return” and “forward” move the page in the return direction for each page or move the page in the forward direction based on the “end page” in the access history table 31. This button is used when An “end” button B4 provided in the lower area of the browser screen is a button for instructing to end the browser. The “next page link” button B5 arranged in the Web page is a button for switching the page in a direction that advances one page from the currently displayed page.

  After displaying and outputting the contents of the home page received and acquired in this way on the browser screen, the process proceeds to step S26 in FIG. Here, if any operation is performed, is the “next page link” button B5 in the Web page operated (step S27), or whether the “return” and “forward” link history buttons B2 and B3 are operated? (Step S33), it is checked whether the “end” button B4 has been operated (step S36) or whether an end history menu operation has been performed (step S42).

  When the “next page link” button B5 is operated (YES in step S27), it is checked whether or not the data of the link destination page following the current display page is stored in the history page buffer 33 (step S28). Now, even if the “next page link” button B5 is operated in a state where the page “A1” (for example, homepage) shown in FIG. 3 is displayed, the data of the linked page (page A2) is the history. Since the page data does not exist in the page buffer 33, the page data is downloaded and received based on the URL of the link destination page (step S30), and the page data is displayed and output on the browser screen (step S31). Store in the page buffer 33 (step S32).

  Thereafter, each time the “next page link” button B5 is operated, the above-described operation is repeated. As a result, the pages “A1 to A5” are sequentially switched and displayed on the browser screen, and the history page buffer 33 is displayed. As shown in FIG. 3, page data “A1 to A5” are sequentially stored. After accessing the pages in the order of “A1 to A5” in this way, when returning from the “A5” page to the “A4” page, the “return” link history button B2 is operated. In this case, this is detected in step S33, and the process proceeds to step S34 to check whether the page designated as the link destination is a valid page existing in the history page buffer 33. Now, since the page “A4” exists in the history page buffer 33, the data of the corresponding page is read from the history page buffer 33 and displayed on the browser screen (step S35).

  Also, after returning from the page “A5” to the page “A4”, the “forward” link history button B3 is operated again to return to the page “A5” (YES in step S33). Since the validity of the link destination is determined (YES in step S34), the data of the corresponding page is read from the history page buffer 33 and displayed on the browser screen (step S35). In this case, the same applies when the “next page link” button B5 is operated, and the data of the page “A5” exists in the history page buffer 33 (YES in step S28). The data of the corresponding page is read and displayed on the browser screen (step S29).

  Now, when the “end” button B4 in the browser screen is operated (YES in step S36), a confirmation for inquiring whether this end operation is an operation for temporarily ending the browser during browsing. A message is displayed in a pop-up on the browser screen (step S37). In response to this, when “temporary end” is instructed by the user (YES in step S38), the currently displayed page is set as “end page”, and the current date and time obtained by the RTC 24 is set as “end date and time”. Further, after specifying the access process of each page stored in the history page buffer 33 as a “history page”, a history record including this “end page”, “end date and time”, and “history page” is generated and accessed. It is additionally registered in the history table 31 (step S39).

  Then, after the contents of the history page buffer 33 are stored in the page data memory 32 (step S40), the history page buffer 33 is cleared (step S41). Then, the process returns to the first step S1 and enters a standby state. If “temporary termination” is not instructed, the registration process to the access history table 31 is not performed, and the standby state is maintained as it is. Thus, the confirmation message is a confirmation message for inquiring whether or not to validate the current access history when the browser is terminated, and the “temporary termination” instruction instructs the validity of the current access history.

  When the browser is temporarily restarted in this way, when it is restarted (YES in step S5 in FIG. 5), it is determined that there is a history record (YES in step S7). Processing to delete is executed. That is, the current date and time are acquired from the RTC 24, and the “end date and time” is read for each history record, and the elapsed time from the “end date and time” is calculated. As a result of comparing this elapsed time with a preset “set time”, if the elapsed time exceeds the set time (NO in step S13), the corresponding history record (record exceeding the set time) Is deleted from the access history table 31 as an unnecessary record (step S18). In this case, when a plurality of records are applicable, all of them are deleted. Note that the data of the corresponding page may be deleted from the page data memory 32 in accordance with the deletion of the history record.

  Then, the process proceeds to step S19 to check whether there is a record in the access history table 31, that is, whether a history record within the set time remains. When all the contents of the access history table 31 are deleted (NO in step S19), the process proceeds to the above-described step S8, the URL of the home page is read, the page data is downloaded and displayed. On the other hand, if there is a history record within the set time (YES in step S13 or S19), a confirmation message for inquiring whether to perform history reproduction display according to this history record is displayed and output on the browser screen ( In step S14, the “end page” of each record concerned is specified, and the data of this end page is read from the history page buffer 33 and displayed in a list (thumbnail list display) (step S15).

  When an arbitrary page is selected from the end page list screen (step S16) and any one of the reproduction display “Yes / No” is selected as a response to the confirmation message, the response is received in step S17. When the contents are discriminated and “NO” is selected, the history record corresponding to the selected page is deleted from the access history table 31 (step S20), and then the process proceeds to the above step S8 to read the URL of the homepage The page data is downloaded and displayed and output. When “Yes” is selected, execution of the following history reproduction display processing is started.

  First, the history record corresponding to the selected page is referenced, the data of each page corresponding to the “end page” and “history page” is read from the page data memory 32 (step S21), and the data of each page is stored in the history page buffer. 33 is stored (step S22), and the data of “end page” is displayed and output on the browser screen (step S23). Here, it is checked whether each item of the “history page” has data (step S24). In this case, since no other page is accessed until the “end page” is accessed and only the “end page” is being browsed, no page information is stored in the “history page”. Although it is determined that there is no page, if a page other than the end page is being browsed, it is determined that there is a history page. Here, if there is a history page (YES in step S24), the link history buttons B2 and B3 of “return” and “forward” are used as effective buttons in order to enable reproduction display according to this “history page”. Identification display (highlight display) is performed (step S25).

  When the data of “end page” is displayed and output on the browser screen in this way, the flow proceeds to the flow of FIG. 6 and when the “return” and “forward” link history buttons B2 and B3 are operated (step S33). On the condition that the link destination is a valid page (YES in step S34), the data of the link destination page is displayed and output (step S35). For example, in a state where “A4” data is displayed as “end page”, each time the “return” link history button B3 is operated, each data of “A3, A2, A1” is stored in the history page buffer 33. Are sequentially read and switched (step S35). Thus, in the state where the page is returned from “A4” to “A1”, when the “return” link history button B2 is further operated, there is no page at the link destination (NO in step S34). ), The linked page is not displayed in step S35, and the operation becomes invalid.

  When the page data of “A4” that is “end page” is displayed, when the link history button B3 of “forward” is operated (step S33), the page of “A5” exists at the link destination. Therefore, it is determined that the link destination is valid in step S34. In this case, the page data “A5” is read from the history page buffer 33 and switched and displayed (step S35). Even if the “forward” link history button B3 is further operated in this state, since the page does not exist at the link destination (NO in step S34), the operation becomes invalid. When the “home” button B1 is operated (NO in step S42), other operation corresponding processing is executed, and the data is returned to the home page and displayed and output (step S46).

  On the other hand, when an end history menu operation is performed during the operation of the browser (step S42), the CPU 11 refers to the access history table 31 to check whether there is a confirmation record (step S43). Returning to step S26 to invalidate the end history menu operation, if there is a confirmation record, the “end page” is read from each confirmation record and the data corresponding to this “end page” is read from the page data memory 32. The thumbnail list is displayed with the data of each end page as a selection candidate (step S44). When an arbitrary end page is selected and specified from the menu screen (step S45), the process proceeds to step S21 in FIG. 5, and thereafter, the history reproduction display is executed according to the contents of the history record as described above. .

  As described above, in this embodiment, the cellular phone device 1 that accesses and downloads a Web page provided on the Internet downloads and accesses the page displayed at the end of the browser when the browser ends. In the state where the access process is stored and managed in the access history table 31 as access history information, when the restart is instructed after closing the browser, the access history table 31 is referred to and Each time the “return” and “forward” link history buttons B2 and B3 are operated after the data of the finally accessed “end page” is displayed and output, the other page is updated based on the access process. Since the data is switched and displayed, each page that was previously viewed when the browser was closed is displayed. In addition to being able to browse immediately when the browser is launched each time, other pages that have been browsed before can be browsed based on this page, and each page viewed in the past can be reproduced easily and quickly Is possible.

  In this case, for example, even if the browser is once closed, the page that was viewed just before the previous end can be revived at the next start-up, and switching from this previous end page to another page can also be done with `` Return '' It is only necessary to operate the “forward” link history buttons B2 and B3, and each page viewed last time can be reproduced easily and quickly. In the mobile phone device 1, when browsing a page by starting a Web browser on the go, there are many times when the browser is started and terminated frequently without a long time, but such a shred Even in the case of browsing, browsing following the previous time becomes possible. This means that, as long as a history record is stored, the same reproduction display can be performed even if the history reproduction display is repeated many times for the record.

  When the browser is started, a confirmation message asking whether or not to display the history is displayed. When “Yes” is selected, the history display is started and the “End Page” of the history is displayed. ”Is displayed, and when“ No ”is selected for the history reproduction display, the home page data is displayed, so that the user's intention can be reflected and the first page to appear when the browser is started is selected. It becomes possible to do.

  In addition, when the browser is closed, a confirmation message for inquiring whether it is an operation for temporarily closing the browser during browsing, in other words, a confirmation message for inquiring whether or not to enable the current access history is displayed, In response to this, since it is determined whether or not to register in the access history table 31 based on the response content instructed by the user and the access history is enabled or disabled, registration of unnecessary access history is avoided. be able to.

Further, when a plurality of records are stored and managed in the access history table 31, the “end page” of each record is displayed as a selection candidate, and when an arbitrary end page is selected from the list screen. Since the reproduction display is performed according to the selected end page, the reproduction display according to the history desired by the user is possible.
Further, the CPU 11 reads out the “end date and time” for each history record, calculates the elapsed time from the “end date and time”, compares the elapsed time with a preset “set time”, and If the time exceeds the set time, the history record is deleted from the access history table 31, so that unnecessary history records can be automatically deleted.

  The access history table 31 stores and manages, as a “history page”, an access process corresponding to “end page” until download access to the page, and switches and displays data of other pages based on this “history page” Thus, the “end page” and the “history page” can be managed separately, and the reproduction display can be performed more easily and quickly. In this case, if “history page” is stored in addition to “end page”, the link history buttons “back” and “forward” are displayed in an identifiable manner in the browser screen. After browsing, it is possible to instruct the transition to reproduction display corresponding to the “history page”.

  In addition, when the end history menu operation is performed during the browser operation, the mobile phone device 1 performs the reproduction display according to the contents of the access history table 31, so that even if the browser operation is in progress, as necessary. History reproduction display can be started. Even in this case, each “end page” is displayed as a selection candidate, and when any end page is selected from this list screen, reproduction display according to the history record can be started, Desired reproduction display is possible.

  In the embodiment described above, each time the “return” and “forward” link history buttons B2 and B3 are operated, the data of each page is sequentially read out one page at a time according to the contents of the “history page”. The display is switched, but in the state where the “end page” is displayed, the “history page” corresponding to this “end page” is read and its contents (page access process) are displayed in a graphic form. When an arbitrary page is selected and specified from the access process, the page may be switched from the “end page” to the selected page and the data of the page may be directly displayed.

  In the above-described embodiments, the present invention is applied to a mobile phone device with a Web browser function. However, the present invention is not limited to the mobile phone device. For example, a PDA with a Web browser function, an electronic camera, an electronic wristwatch, and music playback. The present invention can be similarly applied to a portable terminal device such as a computer, and is also applicable to a personal computer (PC) with a Web browser function as well as the portable terminal device.

  A part or all of the above-described embodiment can be described as in the following supplementary notes, but is not limited thereto.

(Appendix 1)
A terminal device having a page access function for accessing a page provided on the network and downloading and receiving the data,
An access history storage means for storing and managing, as access history information, an access process until download access to a page displayed at the end of the page access function at the time of termination;
First history reproduction that refers to the access history information when the restart is instructed after terminating the page access function, and displays and outputs the data of the finally accessed page in the access process Means,
In the state in which the data of the end page is displayed and output, the access history information is referred to each time switching of the history page is instructed, and the second page is configured to switch and display the data of another page based on the access process. History reproduction means,
A terminal device comprising:

(Appendix 2)
When the restart of the page access function is specified, a confirmation message inquiring whether or not to perform reproduction display according to the access history information is output, and when reproduction display is instructed by the user in response to this The first history reproduction means displays and outputs end page data.
The terminal device according to Supplementary Note 1, wherein the terminal device is configured as described above.

(Appendix 3)
A terminal device having a page access function for accessing a page provided on the network and downloading and receiving the data,
An access history storage means for storing and managing, as access history information, an access process until download access to a page displayed at the end of the page access function at the time of termination;
When the reproduction display corresponding to the access history information is instructed during the operation of the page access function, the access history information is referred to, and the data of the end page finally accessed in the access process is displayed and output. 1 history reproduction means;
In the state in which the data of the end page is displayed and output, the access history information is referred to each time switching of the history page is instructed, and the second page is configured to switch and display the data of another page based on the access process. History reproduction means,
A terminal device comprising:

(Appendix 4)
When the end of the page access function is specified, a confirmation message for inquiring whether or not the current access history information is valid is output, and the access history is based on the response content instructed by the user in response to this. Enable or disable
The terminal device according to Supplementary Note 1 or Supplementary Note 3, wherein the terminal device is configured as described above.

(Appendix 5)
The access history storage means, when the end of the page access function is designated, in addition to the currently displayed page as an end page, the date and time at that time is stored and managed as an end date,
When the restart of the page access function is designated, the first history reproduction unit determines whether to perform reproduction display according to the access history information based on an elapsed time from the end date and time. ,
The terminal device according to Supplementary Note 1 or Supplementary Note 3, wherein the terminal device is configured as described above.

(Appendix 6)
Guiding means for guiding and displaying the plurality of access history information as selection candidates when the restart of the page access function is designated in a state where a plurality of access history information is stored and managed in the access history storage means. Provided,
When arbitrary access history information is selected from the guidance screen by this guide means, reproduction display is performed according to the selected access history information.
The terminal device according to Supplementary Note 1 or Supplementary Note 3, wherein the terminal device is configured as described above.

(Appendix 7)
The access history storage means stores and manages a page displayed at the end of the page access function as the end page when the page access function ends, and an access process until the page is downloaded and accessed corresponding to the end page As a history page,
The first history reproduction means reads out and displays the data of the end page,
The second history reproduction means switches and displays data of other pages based on the history page.
The terminal device according to Supplementary Note 1 or Supplementary Note 3, wherein the terminal device is configured as described above.

(Appendix 8)
The second history reproduction means determines whether the history page is stored in the access history storage means, and if there is a history page, switching to another page is possible based on the history page. Make an identification to clearly indicate,
The terminal device according to appendix 7, wherein the terminal device is configured as described above.

(Appendix 9)
Against the computer,
A function to access a page provided on the network and download and receive the data,
A function of storing and managing, as access history information, an access process until download access to a page displayed at the end of the page access function;
A function of referring to the access history information when the restart is instructed after ending the page access function, and displaying and outputting data of an end page finally accessed in the access process;
In the state where the data of the end page is being displayed and output, a function of referring to the access history information every time switching of a history page is instructed and switching and displaying data of other pages based on the access process;
A program to realize

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Against the computer,
A function to access a page provided on the network and download and receive the data,
A function of storing and managing, as access history information, an access process until download access to a page displayed at the end of the page access function;
A function of referring to the access history information when the reproduction display corresponding to the access history information is instructed during the operation of the page access function, and displaying and outputting the data of the end page finally accessed in the access process When,
In the state where the data of the end page is being displayed and output, a function of referring to the access history information every time switching of a history page is instructed and switching and displaying data of other pages based on the access process;
A program to realize

  According to the above supplementary notes, each page that was viewed at the end of the page access function can be viewed at the time of starting this page access function, and other pages that were previously viewed based on this page This page can be browsed, and each page browsed in the past can be reproduced easily and quickly.

1 Mobile phone device 2 Public mobile phone network 3 Internet 4 Web page 11 CPU
12 Storage unit 15 Telephone communication unit 20 Display unit 22 Key operation unit 23 Notification unit 24 RTC
31 Access history table 32 Page data memory 33 History page buffer B2, B3 Link history button B4 for "back" and "forward" End button B5 Next page link button

Claims (6)

A page access means for accessing a page provided on the network;
Wherein a information page access means includes a page information indicating the end page in the access procedure at the time of accessing the one or more pages, access history indicating an access process until the page access means for accessing said end page Storage means for storing information;
Guidance means for selectively displaying a thumbnail representing each end page of the plurality of access processes based on the page information stored in the storage means;
When an arbitrary thumbnail is selected from among the thumbnails displayed by the guide means, reproduction display means for reproducing and displaying an end page corresponding to the selected thumbnail ;
When receiving a history page switching instruction, based on the access history information stored in the storage means, switching means for reproducing and displaying the page information specified by the switching instruction;
Clarify that the switching instruction can be accepted based on the access history information stored in the storage means while the reproduction display means reproduces and displays the end page corresponding to the selected thumbnail. An identification display means for performing identification display,
A terminal device characterized by that. The storage means stores page information indicating each end page of the plurality of access processes when the page access means performs an access that causes a plurality of access processes.
The guide means displays a thumbnail representing each end page of the plurality of access processes;
The terminal device according to claim 1. The guide means displays the thumbnail when a predetermined input operation is accepted during the operation of the page access means.
The terminal device according to claim 1, wherein the terminal device is a terminal device. The storage means stores access history information corresponding to each end page of the plurality of access processes when the page access means performs access that causes a plurality of access processes.
Terminal device according to any one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that. The access history information includes the page information and history page information indicating each page in an access process until the end page is accessed,
The switching means reproduces and displays the page information based on the history page information,
The identification display means performs the identification display based on the history page information.
Terminal device according to any one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that. On the computer,
Accessing a page provided on the network,
An information including page information indicating the end page in the access procedure at the time of accessing the one or more pages, a process of storing the access history information indicating access process until accessing the previous SL end page,
A process for selectively displaying a thumbnail representing each end page of the plurality of access processes based on stored page information;
When an arbitrary thumbnail is selected from the thumbnails displayed in a selectable manner, a process of reproducing and displaying an end page corresponding to the selected thumbnail ;
When receiving a history page switching instruction, based on the stored access history information, processing to reproduce and display the page information specified by the switching instruction;
A process of performing identification display that clearly indicates that the switching instruction can be accepted based on the stored access history information in a state where the end page corresponding to the selected thumbnail is reproduced and displayed ;
A program that executes

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