[crazygringo]

This is the second comment I've seen on HN today about the back button having unexpected results on a site.

I'm so confused -- I use Chrome on a Mac and my back button works entirely normally. No naked photos, sorry to report.

Is this a real thing that Chrome isn't susceptible to? Or are people just making jokes?

[decimalenough]

Here you go: https://emilysneddon.com/tinn

NSFW, obviously, but also not all that titillating. (It's artsy B&W photography of women in their bathrooms.)

[anamexis]

They mean the left arrow key on your keyboard.

[adastra22]

Use the arrow key. It moves the carousel, landing on some scandalizing artistic photos.

[crazygringo]

Oh, thank you. I've never heard of the left arrow key being called the back arrow.

[wkat4242]

Not much scandalising in that IMO. Very arty photos. Would anyone find this offensive?

[adastra22]

I don’t think any reasonable person would, but there are contexts in which unexpected partial nudity might be troublesome. If one’s a librarian or teacher browsing the web from a very public desk where people can see my screen, I’d appreciate the warning.

[wkat4242]

Ah good point!