The Web Page No Longer Has a Reliable End
How pages should handle visibility changes, suspension, bfcache restoration and termination without relying on one final unload callback.
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New articles are published here as the site develops into an independent publication about mobile web technology, search, UX and app strategy.
The older pieces remain on their original URLs because they are useful records of the early mobile-web era and because other sites still cite them. Archive notices distinguish historical claims from current editorial guidance.
Each future article belongs to one primary topic so new publishing strengthens a durable reading path instead of creating an isolated page.
Backlink-priority and editorial cornerstone pages remain permanently available here, independently of the publishing order.
How pages should handle visibility changes, suspension, bfcache restoration and termination without relying on one final unload callback.
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