[1.x] Fix history navigation issue #1992
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I noticed an issue introduced by #1984 when using the Vue 2/3 and Svelte adapters. On the playgrounds for these adapters, navigating through Home → Users → Article → Form and then trying to go back in history skips the Article page.
Root cause:
After investigating, I found that
router.replaceState(which remembers the form state) was being called beforerouter.pushState, effectively replacing the Article history state.Solution:
I tried several approaches but determined that the safest solution is to scope the fix from #1984 specifically to Chrome on iOS, where the initial issue occurs. This avoids any unintended side effects in other browsers.
I’ve tested the fix across all adapters on Chrome/Safari/Firefox on macOS and Chrome/Safari on iOS, and everything is functioning as expected.