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Interesting, but the back button in Safari 4 goes back through all the futureboxes that were popped up and closed previously, as if each were its own page. Rea
by ryanwaggoner 17y ago
Interesting, but the back button in Safari 4 goes back through all the futureboxes that were popped up and closed previously, as if each were its own page. Really annoyed me...
- beza1e1 17y agoHm, looks like a feature to me. The problem i see is that all the images are loaded at once. Lightbox loads the big images on demand.
- ROFISH 17y agoIt IS a feature. This is abused by most pure Javascript apps such as GMail. It's just carried over to this CSS implementation.
- ryanwaggoner 17y agoHow is it abused by Gmail? The back button in Gmail works exactly like I would expect it to in a non-ajax app.
- ryanwaggoner 17y agoSeems like a lame feature to me. If I hit a gallery page and view 6 or 7 images, I don't want to have to hit the back button 15 times to get to the previous page. To me, viewing a larger version of an image on the page isn't the same as viewing a new page, and the back button behavior should reflect that.
- mikeryan 17y agoSame in firefox.