At a guess, I recently had some websites start refreshing more than I
thought they used to when using the back/forward buttons. From what I
gather, this is due to the websites specifying no-cache or something
similar in their HTTP (?) headers. I think reloading the page throws away
entered text, while going back/forward to a stored page does not.
Perhaps something the ghc trac is using is setting this? Or it could be
something outside trac entirely?
Also wouldn't surprise me if Chrome behaves differently with such a setting
than Firefox.
Not sure if that helps.
On Fri, Apr 24, 2015 at 9:54 AM, Edward Z. Yang
Steps to reproduce:
1. Click "New Ticket" 2. Type some text into the box 3. Press "Back" in your browser 4. Press "Forward" in your browser
If you try this with an official Trac this doesn't happen, so either this was fixed in a new version, or we have a plugin installed which is causing this to happen.
Current version of Trac is 1.0.5, we're currently running 1.0.1
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