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A clear and concise description of the problem or missing capability...
Currently, the following all fall under the same root URL / for example:
"Your Feed" vs "Global Feed" tabs
Filter by tag
Pagination of the above as you go to the next pages
This would be very bad in a real website however because:
it likely prevents full crawling of all articles from such indices. The crawler likely sees href="/" and thinks: done that already
it's just annoying for users, as it produces pages that you just can't link to, e.g. the global article list page is unlikable to a logged in user
Another disadvantage is that this makes it impossible to have a compliant frontendless implementation that just renders everything on the server like the good old days.
Maybe there is a use case for content transitions without URL changes, and it would be good to demonstrate it if so, but these are not it.
It is worth noting however that there is a case where tabs have distinct URLs:
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Description
A clear and concise description of the problem or missing capability...Currently, the following all fall under the same root URL
/
for example:This would be very bad in a real website however because:
href="/"
and thinks: done that alreadyAnother disadvantage is that this makes it impossible to have a compliant frontendless implementation that just renders everything on the server like the good old days.
Maybe there is a use case for content transitions without URL changes, and it would be good to demonstrate it if so, but these are not it.
It is worth noting however that there is a case where tabs have distinct URLs:
Describe the solution you'd like
If you have a solution in mind, please describe it.Maybe:
/
(unchanged)/all
. Also still visible under/
to the logged out user./tag/[tag]
/?page=2
,/all?page=2
,/tag/mytag?page=2
Describe alternatives you've considered
Have you considered any alternative solutions or workarounds?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: