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I've never found a bug on there, and I've been on it many times. I'd love if you can show me how to reproduce this bug. I just don't have this experience with

• detaro 7y ago
  It doesn't happen 100 % of the time, but right now going to the homepage, clicking one of the listings in the "newest listings" box, and then returning to the homepage through the browser back button triggered it.
  • nkurz 7y ago
    I am able to reproduce this bug with Safari on a Macbook. I clicked on an item in "newest", then quickly pressed Cmd-Left to return to the previous "page". The front page reappears, but I'm unable to scroll with arrow keys or trackpad. An additional press of Esc returns the expected functionality. It seems to be a fast and responsive site when it works, though.
    • nathan_long 7y ago
      > It seems to be a fast and responsive site when it works, though. LOL. Y'all, I love speed as much as anyone, but your development priorities should be 1) it works and 2) it's fast. Using HTML links where 1) is never in doubt and all focus can be placed on 2) seems like good engineering to me. Reinventing browser navigation is like building a rocket. You should be really, really sure that you need to do it before you try.
• wvenable 7y ago
  I just reproduced it following the commenters instructions -- clicked the sidebar link, got a popup, pressed the back button and I have no scroll bar. I can see what is happening there: the popup removes scrolling (because of the overlay) but the back button doesn't restore it. This certainly does lend to the conclusion that managing page state in a SPA is not trivial.