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In the Safari browser, each time the map position is changed by zooming or panning, a new entry is added to the browser history (url query parameter change). This kind of pollutes the browser history, and can be a reason for not using this browser for knooppuntnet.
It would be useful if this could be prevented.
Chrome and Firefox do not do this (no history entries when query parameters change).
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After thinking about this again, there is a simple way to prevent pan/zoom actions to fill the browser history: just do not include the position in the query parameters when they are updated.
The drawback is that a simple copy of the current url does not work anymore to share a link containing the current map position with another user.
But this could be solved by a menu option "Copy link" that could be used to copy the full url containing the position to the clipboard. For example:
Another option would be to have a "share" link or a copy button (similar to this one found in the GitHub project issue page) on every page :
In the Safari browser, each time the map position is changed by zooming or panning, a new entry is added to the browser history (url query parameter change). This kind of pollutes the browser history, and can be a reason for not using this browser for knooppuntnet.
It would be useful if this could be prevented.
Chrome and Firefox do not do this (no history entries when query parameters change).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: