Nothing special happens. µJS doesn't change anything for direct URL access. The server renders the full page as usual. µJS only intercepts navigation once it's initialized on the page. This is actually one of the advantages of this approach over a true SPA: every URL is a fully server-rendered page, so direct access, bookmarks, and sharing links all work out of the box.
Let's take an example. Say we have a website with 3 pages:
- Homepage "website.com/"
- Products "website.com/products"
- About "website.com/about"
Your browser can load any of these pages directly, as usual. But when you are on the homepage (for example) and you click on the "About" link, µJS load the "/about" URL, and replace the current page's `<body>` tag with the fetched page's one.
Let's take an example. Say we have a website with 3 pages:
- Homepage "website.com/"
- Products "website.com/products"
- About "website.com/about"
Your browser can load any of these pages directly, as usual. But when you are on the homepage (for example) and you click on the "About" link, µJS load the "/about" URL, and replace the current page's `<body>` tag with the fetched page's one.
It's that simple.