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Its absolutely true. Why would google disregard such absolutely accurate data about the quality of its presented results? Now, It may or may not be true that we
by DanBlake 13y ago
Its absolutely true. Why would google disregard such absolutely accurate data about the quality of its presented results? Now, It may or may not be true that webmasters do this for that reason or they are just lazy. Doing specially crafted redirects (mostly from mobile to full sites) does it. Here is a example, where you cant press the back button
http://m.washingtonpost.com/local/adams-morgan-hate-crime-was-motivated-by-zimmerman-verdict-police-say/2013/07/27/377a49ae-f702-11e2-a2f1-a7acf9bd5d3a_story.html?Post+generic=%3Ftid%3Dsm_twitter_washingtonpost http://m.washingtonpost.com/local/adams-morgan-hate-crime-wa...
- Kiro 13y agoHow do they do it?
- noir_lord 13y agoI would imagine via a stealthy redirect so instead of Google->resource you have Google->resource->resource in your history. I've also seen this behaviour (though I'll admit I put it down to shitty JS programmers not preserving history and not this, interesting).
- Kiro 13y agoBut how does the Washington Post prevent the back button in the case above? You click the link which takes you to m.washingtonpost.com which in turn redirects you to www.washingtonpost.com but there's no back button available back to m.washingtonpost.com.