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In fact, with offset pagination, there's no way you can ever get back to that item, because you didn't reference the item, you referenced page 317. By the time
by lukaseder 7y ago
In fact, with offset pagination, there's no way you can ever get back to that item, because you didn't reference the item, you referenced page 317. By the time you go back to page 317, there are 28 new items, and the item you care about is now on page 321, or whatever.
Your use case is precisely a use case for keyset pagination. What you're referencing here from Facebook or Twitter is just poor UX
- heavenlyblue 7y agoNo, that's why you should reference pages from a version of search ID=234 and not search ID=356.