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personally, i've always used arrow keys, swipes, pgup/pgdn to nav between slides. i want a single-action "exit slide deck to previous page", and the browser's b
by leeoniya 12y ago
personally, i've always used arrow keys, swipes, pgup/pgdn to nav between slides. i want a single-action "exit slide deck to previous page", and the browser's back is the logical place for that to be, imho.
- jmathai 12y agoI think the lines between a single page app and full page reloads needs to be blurred. Most people won't know the difference and the back button needs to behave consistently. For that reason, I think that pushState here would make more sense. The state of the page does, after all, change.
- leeoniya 12y agoit's not a mental "context switch", though. i think the way android has the back button implemented is very sensible.