You may all have thought: "What the hell is he talking about?!"
And mostly you're absolutely right: History Back and return form
bookmark use the cache and are instant — in most cases…
When I wrote this post I must have been browsing http://
arstechnica.com/ where this is not the case, and, falling into the
trap of noticing something only when it's missing, I assumed
incorrectly that this was always like that.
Sorry! :S
Now why is Ars Technica's site like that?
Do they force a Refresh on History Back?
-Sebastian
On 09.01.2006, at 12:19, Sebastian Winkler wrote:
…what I really think would need a make over is the way history-
backs and the return from the bookmark view are handled!
In the current implementation the page gets fully reloaded.
I wonder: why not recreate it from the cache?!
If I want to make sure the page's contents is up to date I can
always hit refresh, but, generally, when I just want to go back one
or a couple of pages or hide the bookmarks I'm perfectly satisfied
with being presented just what I had seen earlier.
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