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Redirection is often erroneous, then destroying the history exacerbates the error. Data destruction is an antifeature, really.
by GoblinSlayer 6y ago
Redirection is often erroneous, then destroying the history exacerbates the error. Data destruction is an antifeature, really.
- bovine3dom 6y agoI see where you're coming from, but having to press back twice quickly to get back to the page I actually came from is very annoying. It's essentially impossible on mobile. Perhaps browsers should disable redirection on pages that have been reached via the back button? That could add a lot of complexity.
- roryokane 6y agoIn Firefox for Android, I can press and hold on the Back button in the '…' menu (not Android's Back button) to show the current Rab's history as a list. By touching an old history entry, I can navigate directly to it, skipping any redirects.