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It both makes sense and is counter-intuitive to me at the same time. I see why you did it, and I see why some people would like it that way- however when I hit
by manyxcxi 11y ago
It both makes sense and is counter-intuitive to me at the same time. I see why you did it, and I see why some people would like it that way- however when I hit the back button I'm trying to leave the page, so it feels like I'm being held hostage.
- arechsteiner 11y agoI assure you I'm not trying to hold you hostage. I just thought it would be more useful this way. Guess I'll change it soon, given the feedback I'm receiving.
- degenerate 11y agoI'm the original one that complained - and now that I used it as a bookmark reference (instead of being linked from HN) I do see the benefit of the back button. Maybe only have back button navigation if there is no existing history. That way, links to the tool don't hijack existing history items.
- Flimm 11y agoWith replaceState you can change the URL without adding an entry to the back button list. So you can have a back button that takes you back to HN and a bookmark reference.
- crucialfelix 11y agoIt's fine by me and expected behavior. Nice job - very useful.