Introducing docs.microsoft.com

Re:Introducing docs.microsoft.com by sp332 on Wednesday May 04, 2016 @09:52AM (#11628313)

I see this on Firefox on Win10. And you have to hit the back button twice to go back, which happens on a lot of Microsoft sites.

Edit: looks like it's being served from fyre.co, which might be blocked by adblockers?

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Re:Introducing docs.microsoft.com by infogulch on Wednesday May 04, 2016 @12:44PM (#11629593)

> And you have to hit the back button twice to go back

Could browsers not be smarter about this? If I'm on page A and I click a link X that redirects to B, when I click back I expect to go back to A, especially if X still redirects to B.

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Re:Introducing docs.microsoft.com by piyush_soni on Wednesday May 04, 2016 @12:52PM (#11629653)

Browsers are already smart about that, but they also allow websites to override it, which is kind of important too. And then they can mess it up.

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Re:Introducing docs.microsoft.com by piyush_soni on Wednesday May 04, 2016 @09:55AM (#11628342)

Strange. I'm using Firefox on Win7 here, but it shouldn't have been Windows difference. Will check when I go home where I have Win10.

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Re:Introducing docs.microsoft.com by piyush_soni on Wednesday May 04, 2016 @12:56PM (#11629683)

Oh, I found out - I was looking at a following link from the original page (https://docs.microsoft.com) - which didn't have the problem. It's there on the HN linked page. These days I fix all of these annoying pages using uBlock Origin's "Element Picker mode" and hiding them.

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