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JS single app routers is not the issue: these can opt for historyState instead. The issue is normal HTML pages with anchors, and possibly with no JS. This is
by lucideer 10y ago
JS single app routers is not the issue: these can opt for historyState instead.
The issue is normal HTML pages with anchors, and possibly with no JS.
This is a very normal age-old standard feature of web hyperlinking. It's not a weird new artifact of badly coded apps as someone commented below.
- user5994461 10y agoCare to explain why this is not a problem of bad anchor? I don't understand why that page should be giving unique anchored links to each user. As far as I recall. Anchors belong to an HTML page, it should be okay to filter by the page and not each individual anchors within it.
- lucideer 10y agoI wasn't commenting on this particular example, just pointing out that for most caseses the use of anchors in the URL is normal and functional and not just a JS SPA thing.