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The user isn't changing page, so you definitely shouldn't be using pushState. If you want to update the address bar, use replaceState. After clicking a few of t
by saulr 10y ago
The user isn't changing page, so you definitely shouldn't be using pushState. If you want to update the address bar, use replaceState. After clicking a few of them I certainly didn't expect to have to click back to cycle through them just to get back to HN.
- pointytrees 10y agoAgreed, when I hit back once or twice I was like crap. (I had just scrolled through every one.) So I just opened a new tab to HN, and closed that tab. Poor tab.
- aryamaan 10y agoWe are on the same page(no pun) that back button should take you back to HN, but if you are on chrome, clicking and holding the back button (browser's) shows you the list of tabs and you can choose the tab from there.