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?

I can see from where you are coming and there is truth in what you say.

Now consider applications (as opposed to pages) with very rich state of undo/redo like a content creation app (i.e. editor). It is entirely possible for the user to hit the back button (looking for undo) and the result will be that he loses all his work so far. This isn't cool either...

On Fri, Jun 6, 2014 at 2:20 PM, Jens <jens.nehlmeier@gmail.com> wrote:

Unless you manage to implement undo/redo as back/forward which is very cool IMO.

Which would mean users of your app now have one feature less: Navigating through your app via back/forward like on any other website. Thus your app is now the exception to everything on the web which totally breaks user assumptions.

So IMHO it is pretty uncool ;-)

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