The Web History API provides easy methods to access the windows.history object. The window.history object contains the URLs (Web Sites) visited by the user.

The DOM Window object provides access to the browser's session history (not to be confused for WebExtensions history) through the history object. It exposes useful methods and properties that let...

HTML5 History API expansion for browsers not supporting pushState, replaceState. To enable support for HTML5-History-API polyfill in your library, you need to add one line of code

The history is a JavaScript object available in window object, which contains details about the browser session history of the tab. Understand the History API in JavaScript.

The HTML5 History API gives developers the ability to modify a website's URL without a full page refresh. This is particularly useful for loading portions of a page with JavaScript, such that the content...

The HTML5 history API only gives a web page access to the part of the browsing history which lies within the same domain as the web page itself. This restriction in the history API is required for...

Introduction. The History API lets you interact with the browser history, trigger the browser A modern JavaScript application running in the browser that does not interact with the History API...

The History API gives developers the ability to navigate and manipulate the history so that an Note: The history interface is scoped to the current tab or frame so you can only navigate or manipulate...

The History API does, however, allow us to make amends to our history log items. A polyfill does exist for the History API. The aptly named History.js uses HTML4's hashchange event with...

In today's video we're going to be taking a look at the History API and in particular, the "pushState()" method. The History API makes it easy for you to...

The History API allows developers to add, remove, and replace history entries, altering the behavior of the Back and Forward buttons. Additionally, you can extract state information and use it to manipulate...

But HTML5 finally updates the history API by adding the ability to manipulate the browser's URL and maintain state; although URL manipulation, to some extent, has been possible since the introduction...

Use the window.history syntax (or simply, history) to access the history of the current Tab or Frame. How the list of pages in History will change if you stand on a page in history and go to another page...

As most of us probably are aware, a significant part of the HTML5 spec is the expansion of the History API. This post will not be a super extensive discussion of this subject, especially since it's something...