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Another perfect example of the childish activities of the web today. Remember the days when postings were about serious technical advancements and not random hobbyist activities?
What? Stuff like this is what made the web fun. At least he put it on his own blog instead of facebook.
This page will wreck your browser history. The post explains the rationale at the end, but frankly speaking there should have been the warning for each checkbox.
Am I the only one thinking about buying many domain names to do the animation on the actual TLD ?
You can’t do this on the domain name, or even subdomain. Changing origin requires actual navigation, and would probably trigger loop detection.
One downside is that it basically renders the back button useless. I ran the examples you provided (which were great fun!) and when I tried to get back to hackernews I realized each step in the animation had been added to my browser history
Another perfect example of the childish activities of the web today. Remember the days when postings were about serious technical advancements and not random hobbyist activities?
Not really no? Certainly not in the last 20 years at least.
I realize everyone hates videos on HN and probably scrolled right past it, but this guy is hysterical. Worth watching the first couple minutes at least.
One downside is that it basically renders the back button useless. I ran the examples you provided (which were great fun!) and when I tried to get back to hackernews I realized each step in the animation had been added to my browser history
you can use replaceState for that and back will work fine