Oh no! That's definitely a bug. What device/browser are you on?

edsouza · on Dec 22, 2016

i have same problem. android chrome

echelon · on Dec 22, 2016

Ditto. Latest Android Chrome. Probably something to do with pushstate.

mxstbr · on Dec 22, 2016

Super sorry about that, will get it fixed ASAP! (currently at a Christmas dinner with family...)

mombul · on Dec 22, 2016

Same issue on Chrome/Win8 :)

mxstbr · on Dec 22, 2016

Thanks, your comment led me to the fact that it's not mobile related at all. Finally managed to replicate and fix it, sorry about the troubles!

mombul · on Jan 4, 2017

Thank YOU :)

arjie · on Dec 22, 2016

Strange. Works fine for me with

    Google Chrome	55.0.2883.91 (Official Build) (32-bit)
    Revision	733808abc67b7fce93430fcb00127707bffe4639-refs/branch-heads/2883@{#732}
    OS	Android 7.1.1; Nexus 6P Build/NMF26F
    JavaScript	V8 5.5.372.32

mxstbr · on Dec 22, 2016

Yeah I can't replicate it either on my OnePlus with Chrome. Really confused what's going on here, as I don't do any JS routing things at all...

mxstbr · on Dec 22, 2016

Finally managed to replicate it, sorry about this! Was something to do with window.addEventListener('load') actually...

mxstbr · on Dec 22, 2016

Fixed, extremely sorry about this!