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Yes, and that can be useful. However, if you use the back button to return to a previous URL it doesn't appear to update the settings from the URL. This means y
by peterclary 11y ago
Yes, and that can be useful. However, if you use the back button to return to a previous URL it doesn't appear to update the settings from the URL. This means you can't use the back button as an Undo button.
- degenerate 11y agoAgree - I'd much prefer an "undo/redo" button inside the app, instead of flooding my history state. They can change the URL all they want (for linkability) but leave my damn history alone!