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The entire Apps state seems to be encoded in the URL, so each change also generates a completely new one. This breaks the state for me, I suppose Firefox doesn'
by awesomeMilou 3y ago
The entire Apps state seems to be encoded in the URL, so each change also generates a completely new one. This breaks the state for me, I suppose Firefox doesn't like when you update the URL with every drag of a slider.
- JimDabell 3y agoBreaking the back button isn’t necessary for this; all they need to do is call `history.replaceState()` instead of `history.pushState()`.
- marttilaine 3y agoThank you all for the feedback on this! I agree. It didn't seem like such an issue during development, but that was a misjudgement. Removed that functionality now. Should not add to history anymore (shareable URLs should still work).