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jQuery history plugin. I used this plugin to add back button support to a small Ajax app today, with great results. I tried it a while ago and it didn’t work in Safari, but someone has updated it since and now it works perfectly.

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2 comments

  1. sigh. Don't you think browser-specific hacks are a bad idea? CSS best-practices don't carry over to javascipt? What happens when Safari changes its behavior in future?

    Rowan Nairn - 7th November 2008 19:22 - #

  2. Meh, Rowan, he didn't say it was a browser specific hack. It just wasn't working properly in Safari and is now. Of course good practices should carry to whatever it is you do.

    Fred Oliveira - 9th November 2008 15:04 - #

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