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I have a little tip for you; right-click your back arrow, and choose your search page from the list.
by BenjiWiebe 7y ago
I have a little tip for you; right-click your back arrow, and choose your search page from the list.
- chance_state 7y agoAnother tip: block js globally(uBlock Origin) and white list sites you trust.
- htfu 7y agoAt least on iOS Safari there's this bug (feels like it's always been there, maybe content blocker related?) where sometimes a search simply gets eaten. The browser somehow thinks you went from nowhere straight to the page you're on, even though you went past a Google results page. I assume it's somehow redirect-related and that's why these sites tend to trigger it.
- why-oh-why 7y agoI’m thinking of two situations: - you tapped the “Siri suggestion” result which completely skips the SERP. I hate that “back” doesn’t bring you back to what I typed in the search/URL bar - I regularly visit The Verge, open a story and then the back button doesn’t take me to the homepage but to the page before it. I blame their crappy JavaScript but maybe we’re experiencing the same thing.
- htfu 7y agoNope. It's as if that happens, though going past a regular Google search results page, which is dropped (hence along with the search itself) from history.
- why-oh-why 7y agoNope what? I described that same thing on The Verge.
- Wowfunhappy 7y agoConfirming this happens to me too. I feel like I first saw it on iOS 10 or so.