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Expose history.entries on memory history
See original GitHub issueWhile history.entries is not possible on browser or hash history It would be still very useful to expose it on memory history especially for mobile applications where stacks render not only the current route but all the previous one.
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In case it helps with the decision, we currently use
history.entriesto adjust the text in the back links of our web application. I understand that exposing the entries perhaps wasn’t initially thought of as a feature but it looks like it’s becoming one that people depend on.Any news about this, please?