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    <p><strong>Browser support</strong></p> <p><a href="http://caniuse.com/#feat=history" rel="nofollow">Forget it</a>. Not even IE 9 supports <code>history.pushState</code>. Mobile browsers not very safe either. But there is a library (see below) that makes this incompatibility completely transparent to the developer. </p> <p><strong>Library</strong></p> <p>Well, in pure HTML 5 environments, the history api is pretty straightforward. For others, the <a href="https://github.com/balupton/History.js/" rel="nofollow">history.js</a> library has gotten quite some attention, plus it offers an automated fallback to the old hash-writing</p> <p><strong>On Small Websites</strong></p> <p>Well, you better have your JavaScript and your potential States organised, then. But if so, I see no problem.</p> <p><strong>History &amp; jQuery &amp; plugins</strong></p> <p>I have used the two together in a couple of projects now. I have not yet found any problem with using jQuery and jQuery Plugins, except for - of course - the typical issues associated with Injected HTML (i.e. event handlers must be rebound; <code>$(document).ready()</code> might or might not work in some environments, etc).</p> <p><strong>Hashes vs. history.pushState</strong></p> <p>The Hash-Notation has been used as a workaround (or nowadays, fallback). It becomes unnecessary when using history.pushState. </p> <p>What I have found to be the major difference is, that the URL in the address bar is always directly understandable by the server, especially for bookmarking or link-sharing purposes. If you had <a href="http://example.org/#/my/fancy/site" rel="nofollow">http://example.org/#/my/fancy/site</a>, then your index page would have to parse the hash (via javascript, as you can't access the hash server-side), and then inject/redirect to <code>my/fancy/site</code>.</p> <p>However, if using using history.pushState, the Browser's address bar shows <a href="http://example.org/my/fancy/site" rel="nofollow">http://example.org/my/fancy/site</a> - which is directly routable.</p> <p>(and, imagine spelling out a hash, or hash-bang URL to someone via phone!)</p> <p>Hope that clarifies some or your doubts with history! I can strongly recommend History.js as library a of choice.</p>
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