>Now, to go back to the original page you were on before you went to the site, you have to search through your history or click 100x times on the back button.

>Now, to go back to the original page you were on before you went to the site, you have to search through your history or click 100x times on the back button. Useful trick: if you long-press on the back button in most browsers, it shows a list that allows you to jump several pages back. However, I was not asking for keeping the slide history in the browser history - the presentation doesn't even have back/forward buttons to get back to the previous slide while staying in the page. > I also never found a use for deep-linking to an intermediate page. It's used for referencing the content of the slide, so that people coming from an external site will see exactly the page that you're talking about. I hate it when someone quotes some content in a slideshow and link you to the first page, forcing you to guess which part of the file contains the content they're talking about. I hate