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by lucian1900 5107 days ago
One solution to the lack of pushState is to just offer the non-JS version of your website to such old browsers. Easiest way to do that is to have the JS bits disable themselves if pushState isn't found.
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Or, you know, just use regular links. That part of the site isn't a web app, it's just a regular web page. Why make things more complicated than they have to be?

edit: Particularly when I just tried it at home in Chrome, and it ended up at http://www.nutrivise.com/terms/ anyway. Or did you come to the same conclusion re: links?

My conclusion was essentially the same, yes. Degrade to links for browsers without pushState.