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Do not omit hash on initial page load when using History API
See original GitHub issueHello! With the browser plugin enabled, and when it’s useHash option is set to false IMO router should not omit the hash part of the url on initial page load. Now it is impossible to reload a page with the hash in the url - hash gets removed on reload.
It happens here, I believe - https://github.com/router5/router5/blob/master/modules/plugins/browser/browser.js#L31 Thanks!
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- Created 7 years ago
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Yep, it is a request I’ve had before, will look at it.
That would make sense.