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It's really bad for something like phpMyAdmin that does a lot of things through POST and doesn't support the back button especially well. Accidently triggering
by robryan 15y ago
It's really bad for something like phpMyAdmin that does a lot of things through POST and doesn't support the back button especially well. Accidently triggering back button can wipe out the query you have made.
- Drbble 15y agoPHP has been a leader in breaking the web for much longer than Apple or Google. Overuse of POST should help, though, as it lets the browser jump in to rescue you with a popup before you go Back.