To be more exact, it seems that Explorer only keeps track of history for as long as max-age allows.
IE users are annoyed... :D
Version: wmf-deployment
Severity: normal
See Also:
https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=53636
To be more exact, it seems that Explorer only keeps track of history for as long as max-age allows.
IE users are annoyed... :D
Version: wmf-deployment
Severity: normal
See Also:
https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=53636
Noting that (of course) we can't actually fix IE, so bar something like reverting to HTTP just for them (Err, yeah... /me barfs), this needs much poking of Microsoft to get something done...
We could double check if our cache-control headers are really making sense everywhere, or if we should make it more flexible etc..
Something else that might be worth investigating is history.pushState magic ?
declined because we really can't do anything about it and also it's like a duplicate of T55636 which has also been suggested to be -> wontfix