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The History API

Manage browser history

The History API lets you control browser history and move through it programmatically.

history.back();    // Go back
history.forward(); // Go forward
history.go(-2);    // Go back 2 pages

// Add history entry without page load
history.pushState({ page: 2 }, "", "/page2");

Single-page apps use pushState to update the URL without reloading.