[Feature Request] Automatically Save and Display Queried Keys to Improve Search Efficiency

Problem description

Currently, when using RedisInsight for database management and monitoring, if you need to query the same key repeatedly, you must re-enter that key each time. This is not only time-consuming but also reduces work efficiency. It is suggested to add a feature that automatically saves the keys used in queries and displays them in a list format, allowing users to directly click on these keys for quick searches.

How often do you encounter this problem

This issue frequently arises during my daily use, especially when debugging or analyzing data patterns where I need to access the same keys repeatedly. This situation occurs almost daily, particularly when dealing with large datasets.

Alternatives considered

I have considered using other tools or scripts to keep track of commonly used keys, but doing so not only adds extra workload but also does not integrate well with RedisInsight’s graphical interface. Additionally, while some command-line tools can achieve similar results through history records, they lack the intuitiveness and ease of use provided by RedisInsight.

Additional information

Adding this feature would not only significantly enhance user experience but also strengthen RedisInsight's competitive edge as a Redis management tool. It will make the data retrieval process more efficient, reduce unnecessary repetitive operations, and allow users to focus more on data analysis and application development.

The issue does not name any files, tests, or entry points, so first trace the RedisInsight query interface and its existing query-history behavior. The requested outcome is to save queried keys, display them in a list, and let users select a key to repeat its search; the storage scope and UI details still need definition.