> > So, if you could make all "domain.TLD/" requests forward to your index > page, while keeping the URL, then bootstrap some pushState detection logic, > and then redirect to the othothorpe version (build permutation) if they > don't support push state, you might be able to swing it. Should be > possible, but obviously complex and why the othothorpe remains standard. > Don't forget that someone could share a link using hash fragments with a person whose browser supports pushState. Never really used pushState but I guess in that case you either have to fallback to hash fragments even though the browser might support pushState or redirect to an URL without hash fragment (which kind of seems silly to me).
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