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window bind POPSTATE

rated 0 times [ 150] [ 1] / answers: 1 / hits: 39949 / 14 Years ago, fri, january 14, 2011, 12:00:00

Given the following:

$(window).bind(popstate, function() {

    alert('popstate');

});

On first load, the alert fires with FireFox and Chrome but not Safari. Why is that? Anyone else seen this and know how to best solve for this?

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answered 14 Years ago bradford · Accepted Answer

The situation is now reversed. Chrome has fixed the bug and now fires popstate on page load but Firefox 4 (since RC) has departed from the spec and now does not fire popstate!

UPDATE: The HTML5 spec was changed in 2011 to state popstate should not fired on page load. Both Firefox and Chrome now do the right thing as of Firefox 4 and Chrome 34.