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It doesn't break it as much as it very liberally adds states for all the changes you make in the page, to the point it's hard to see anything in the back histor
by kbenson 6y ago
It doesn't break it as much as it very liberally adds states for all the changes you make in the page, to the point it's hard to see anything in the back history except what you've done on that page. Go far enough back and you get back to the prior page though. It was sort of annoying.
- dwighttk 6y agobut pushing the back button doesn't return the page to a previous state, it stays the same until you push it enough times to get to the previous page...
- kbenson 6y agoYeah, the app is broken in that respect (at least in FF, which is all I checked in), but it does eventually work. I guess whether that breaks the back button or not is somewhat dependent on your view of what it does and how it should work.
- bdowling 6y agoWhen an app seriously disrupts a core browser feature like navigation to the point that it’s nearly unusable, I call it broken.