Agreed. The only thing you'll miss out on are a few interactions with vue-router, basically your URLs will go from this: foo.com/blah To this: foo.co

Agreed. The only thing you'll miss out on are a few interactions with vue-router, basically your URLs will go from this: foo.com/blah To this: foo.com/#/blah The obvious reason being that without those URL rewriting rules the client would do a real HTTP request for "/blah" and problems ensue. Note that the problems won't actually occur until after the user tries to refresh the page or similar because the entire URL bar is being hijacked by window.location management.