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Navigation. This is the most direct counterpart to popstate and hashchange, so might be easiest to use as part of an initial migration while your app is adapting to a navigate event-centric paradigm.To watch a particular entry to see when it becomes unreachable, use that NavigationHistoryEntry's dispose event.Integration with the existing history API and specAt a high level, the new navigation API is meant to be a layer on top of the HTML Standard's existing concepts. It does not require a novel model for session history, either in implementations or specifications. (Although, it will only be possible to specify it rigorously once the existing specification gets cleaned up, per the work we're doing in whatwg/html#5767.)This is done through:Ensuring that navigation API NavigationHistoryEntrys map directly to the specification's existing history entries. (See the next section.)Ensuring that traversal through the history via the new navigation API always maps to a traversal through the joint session history, i.e. a traversal which is already possible today.Correspondence with session history entriesA NavigationHistoryEntry corresponds directly to a session history entry from the existing HTML specification. However, not every session history entry would have a corresponding NavigationHistoryEntry in a given Window: NavigationHistoryEntry objects only exist for session history entries which are same-origin to the current one, and contiguous within that frame.Example: if a browsing session contains session history entries with the URLs1. if the current entry is 4, there would only be one NavigationHistoryEntry in navigation.entries(), corresponding to 4 itself. If the current entry is 2, then there would be two NavigationHistoryEntrys in navigation.entries(), corresponding to 1 and 2.To make this correspondence work, every spec-level session history entry would gain three new fields:key, containing a browser-generated UUID. This is what backs historyEntry.key.id, containing a browser-generated UUID. This is what backs historyEntry.id.navigation API state, containing a JavaScript value. This is what backs historyEntry.getState().Note that the "navigation API state" field has no interaction with the existing "serialized state" field, which is what backs history.state. This route was chosen for a few reasons:The desired semantics of navigation API state is that it be carried over on fragment navigations, whereas history.state is not carried over. (This is a hard blocker.)A clean separation can help when a page contains code that uses both window.history and window.navigation. That is, it's convenient that existing code using window.history does not inadvertently mess with new code that does state management using window.navigation.Today, the serialized state of

Is that window.history surfaces the joint session history of a browsing session, and so gets updated in response to navigations in nested frames, or cross-origin navigations. Although this view is important for the user, especially in terms of how it impacts their back button, it doesn't map well to web application development. A web application cares about its own, same-origin, current-frame history entries, and having to deal with the entire joint session history makes this very painful. Even in a carefully-crafted web app, a single iframe can completely mess up the application's history.The existing history API also has a number of less-fundamental, but still very painful, problems around how its API shape has grown organically, with only very slight considerations for single-page app architectures. For example, it provides no mechanism for intercepting navigations; to do this, developers have to intercept all click events, cancel them, and perform the appropriate history.pushState() call. The history.state property is a very bad storage mechanism for application and UI state, as it disappears and reappears as you transition throughout the history list, instead of allowing access to earlier entries in the list. And the ability to navigate throughout the list is limited to numeric offsets, with history.go(-2) or similar; thus, navigating back to an actual specific state requires keeping a side table mapping history indices to application states.To hear more detail about these problems, in the words of a web developer, see @dvoytenko's "The case for the new Web History API". See also @housseindjirdeh's "History API and JavaScript frameworks".GoalsOverall, our guiding principle is to make it easy for web application developers to write applications which give good user experiences in terms of the history list, back button, and other navigation UI (such as open-in-new-tab). We believe this is too hard today with the window.history API.From an API perspective, our primary goals are as follows:Allow easy conversion of cross-document navigations into single-page app same-document navigations, without fragile hacks like a global click handler.Improve the accessibility of single-page app navigations (1, 2, 3), ideally to be on par with cross-document navigations, when they are implemented using this API.Provide a uniform way to signal single-page app navigations, including their duration.Provide a reliable system to tie application and UI state to history entries.Continue to support the pattern of allowing the history list to contain state that is not serialized to the URL. (This is possible with history.pushState() today.)Provide events