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zuppy
2618 days ago
you can use replaceState for that and back will work fine
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tracker1
2618 days ago
I didn't really look at the code, mostly because I just found the idea interesting as I hadn't considered it. Kind of surprised that it's not using the history api to replace the hash.
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ludwigvan
2615 days ago
He explains in the article that he couldn't do it with History API since it is throttled by the browsers.
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bork1
2617 days ago
Oh nice; good to know that there's an easy way to get around that.
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