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_frog on Feb 28, 2014 | parent | context | favorite | on: Google’s suggestion for a better infinite scroll?

Not quite, the replaceState() function, as its name would imply, replaces a history item instead of creating a new one.

rplnt on Feb 28, 2014 [–]

Oh, I missed that it does that.

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