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This is not a website. It's a presentation made with reveal.js framework. This has been made as slides for a talk. It is very much feature that people accidenta
by omnimus 4y ago
This is not a website. It's a presentation made with reveal.js framework. This has been made as slides for a talk. It is very much feature that people accidentally don't back out of their presentation while they are doing it.
- Waterluvian 4y agoThere’s a browser API for preventing people from leaving pages if they are in a context like that. And unlike this method, it works for the first page, works if you try to close the tab, and works if you try to navigate to a different link. And it doesn’t become entangled with browser navigation.
- omnimus 4y agoWell my point is that it's a bit unfair to blame the authors of the presentation for this functionality. Reveal.js is pretty much the standard open-source javascript presentation framework. It's used and developed by slides.com. I don't know why it works like it does. But mind you this is 6 year old presentation with reveal.js from 2015.
- Waterluvian 4y agoWho blamed the authors and what did they blame them for?
- viraptor 4y agoYou can easily disable it with "history: false" in the reveal config. (As an author unfortunately)