Document relations in HTML

I have added 'next', 'previous', 'author' and 'license' document relations to the 'head' of my web pages.


For example, I say:


    <link rel="next" href="https://bbingo.xyz/credits/">


My very old browser shows these 'document relations' in the browser's main menu..


I do not see any modern browsers showing these 'document relations'. 


Google search does not seem to use these 'document relations' either




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