I guess to me, that's the distinction between an application and a more traditional published web page. History in an application isn't necessarily tied to the state, it's often just the view or frame: e.g. iPhone mail, an email's state is updated when returning to the list view.
I guess it's also similar to a browser's :visited CSS.
Very true.
I guess to me, that's the distinction between an application and a more traditional published web page. History in an application isn't necessarily tied to the state, it's often just the view or frame: e.g. iPhone mail, an email's state is updated when returning to the list view.
I guess it's also similar to a browser's :visited CSS.
(Just thinking out loud here.)