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These two things are not mutually exclusive. The important things to do in this case are figuring out which part of the website is header, nav etc and not refr
by 178 14y ago
These two things are not mutually exclusive.
The important things to do in this case are figuring out which part of the website is header, nav etc and not refreshing them while navigating.
It is not about performance savings, it's about the user experience. Functionality like this can be baked into websites today (basecamp-next et al), but surely it will get easier (I am thinking semantic element which already tell the browser what is a <nav>).
- mattsjohnston5 14y agoThat's an interesting idea having the browser handle the nav persistence. I assumed it would be done with JS but I supposed when it becomes common enough having it baked into the browser would be a better idea.