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Idk about fast, but a broken back button is kind of a problem.

• eimrine 4y ago
  I wish my browser to save the full state of js app on every action firing which use to alter the state. No matter how much storage is needed for this approach.
  • intelVISA 4y ago
    Sounds like a fun way to go OOM :')
    • eimrine 4y ago
      This data is not for RAM, it may be done using an HDD or even cloud. This data is not for reading but for storing only. I mean, the concept of browsing history was born when the HDDs used to have memory of a fruit fly and a price of an elephant, I really do not need headers only in my history because most of them become dead in 3-5 years. Wouldn't it great to read my 10-years old interactions with web or to save some big SPA for interacting with it later maybe when no online will be available?
  • robertlagrant 4y ago
    You'd be better off saving a copy of the images and code and recording your UI playback! Or just stream is as video on Youtube and let Google pay for the storage :)
• ekianjo 4y ago
  In Japan a bunch of crappy 90s looking websites at least have the courtesy to tell you that the Back button does not work and "do not use it"
  • muh_gradle 4y ago
    That would not make me any happier.
    • ekianjo 4y ago
      oh it does not make me feel happier either. Its just funny that they know that its broken and dont even bother fixing it and instead just slap a message.
      • dylan604 4y ago
        won't fix. works as designed. <closes ticket>