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Re:The History of the URL: Path, Fragment, Query, and Auth by wtbob on Monday July 18, 2016 @07:28PM (#12118592)
> I have frequently seen "example.com/product#platform" style urls, where #platform (and sometimes ?platform) indicates which magazine the ad appeared in.

Since the fragment doesn't get sent to the server, that seems broken …

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Re:The History of the URL: Path, Fragment, Query, and Auth by soared on Monday July 18, 2016 @09:35PM (#12118994)
You can grab anchors with google analytics
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Re:The History of the URL: Path, Fragment, Query, and Auth by wtbob on Tuesday July 19, 2016 @01:49AM (#12120014)
Ouch, that's horrible — I'd no idea. Yet another reason to disable JavaScript by default.
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