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It's the permalink. Every time you click on a checkbox the permalink is change according to the permission, so its easier to copy the permalink. Therefore when
by arnel 12y ago
It's the permalink.
Every time you click on a checkbox the permalink is change according to the permission, so its easier to copy the permalink.
Therefore when you click the back button you're going to the previous state.
Do you think its not a good behavior?
- ajanuary 12y agoYou can use replaceState to modify the url without adding a new history entries.
- arnel 12y agoThanks for the comments. I fixed it - and now its work with replaceState. It's won't update until you load it without cache: ctrl+shift+R
- bvanslyke 12y agoWhen I click "back" I expect to return to a previous webpage. I don't expect to uncheck a checkbox. edit: Actually it doesn't uncheck, it just changes the permalink as if I unchecked. Definitely not the expected behavior. (this is on FF31 Linux)