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Single-page app – an undervalued website performance booster (volument.com)
3 points by ellinoora 2361 days ago
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When I click a link far down in the article, read that for a bit, and then hit the back button I find it quite jarring that I end up back at the top of the original article rather that where I was. See if you can store scroll position on navigation.
Should have worked. We'll fix that. Thanks!
I was using Chrome on Android (Pixel 3a) in case that's helpful :)
This advice is dangerous.

They have managed to do it right and didn't cut corners. But it'll inspire thousands of "React developers" and provide them further validation to puke out abominations such as the New Reddit.

The website is quite unique in terms of design and performance.