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Comment by gren | Hacker News Reader

Sorry for that, I though having this

    history.replaceState({}, title, "#"+hash);

would have fixed it.

Any idea?

I'm curious behind the reasoning in putting that information in the URL in the first place.

you can refresh / bookmark / share the page URL at any time and you will retrieve your work.

And also I don't have to store anything on my server, bit.ly like services are the new way of storing the information :)