Re: In order to make the url bookmarkable, sometimes we need long parameters but IE max url length is only about 2000, How to deal with it?

If you update the URL for every click or string the user enters the browser history is going to be flooded with a lot of items. This basically makes the browser back/forward useless. I certainly hate websites who do this. I try to limit history changes only when the user does actions that take you to a different place in the application.

+1! Thats also a very good reason to not store every UI change. It defeats the browsers back button.

-- J. 

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