Recent browsers implement pushState/onpopstate which allows changing the URL (and not only the "hash" part) without unloading the page. You can see it at work in Google Plus, GitHub's repository browser or even Facebook. In GWT, you could use deferred binding to replace the Historian implementation used by PlaceHistoryHandler (I bet you could even replace the HistoryImpl instead, at a lower level) if the browser supports pushState/onpopstate, and use the default implementation using the URL's "hash" otherwise.
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