The website might be actually a JavaScript 'app' that's displaying different
information rather than navigating to different pages, which is now a very
popular web dev technique.
A responsible implementation of this approach includes a non-JS fallback, for
accessibility purposes; and makes the app manipulate the browser's URL display
so that if someone bookmarks the page, or sends a link, the link will work to
display the same 'page' as the user intended.
You might be able to inject something to access the 'window.location' object,
which I think is what is manipulated in this case.
On 05/02/2023 12:28, David Bovill via use-livecode wrote:
I have a web site which I navigate in Chrome, and then in the Livecode
browser widget. I load the same starting url. In Chrome the browsers url
changes as I navigate the pages, while if I navigate to the saem place in
the same way in Livecodes embedded browser "the url" of the browser widget
returns the original url and not the one i've navigated to.
I'm trying to bookmark the url of the page navigated to in the browser
widget - any ideas?
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