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Question: history.back()
See original GitHub issueIs there a recommended way for doing history.back() with flow-router?
Maybe also a recommended way for clearing the history…
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history.back() works pretty well with flow router. I don’t know there is a browser API to clear the history.
var route = FlowRouter.current(); if(backRoute.oldRoute){ console.log(‘back’, route.oldRoute.name); FlowRouter.go(route.oldRoute.name); }else{ FlowRouter.go(‘home’); }
this works pretty well for me so far…