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I'm not aware of a specific catchy word that precisely describes that but I can imagine it would be useful to have one. You could describe it in sentences thou
by borplk 10y ago
I'm not aware of a specific catchy word that precisely describes that but I can imagine it would be useful to have one.
You could describe it in sentences though. Like, breaking standard browser features is not a good thing. Also it's really really hard but still possible to create single page applications that don't break those features and support direct links and back/forward buttons and everything.
So in a way they are being lazy or biting more than they can chew.
- tboyd47 10y agoFound it: "false affordance." See my other comment below.