I use bash and I use "cd -" to go to the previous directory. To be able to go back more than one step, I had to replace the original cd command with a function:
# cd with automatic pushd function cd() { if test "x$1" = "x-" ; then popd >/dev/null else pushd . >/dev/null builtin cd "$@" fi }
Put that into your ~/.bashrc and start a new bash.
Example usage
/home$ cd /opt /opt$ cd /var/log /var/log$ cd - /opt$ cd - /home$
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