is this feature or browser bug?

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guys window.history.pushStack() not works unless user click page or something related to page. is this bug or feature

window.history.pushState(null, "", "http://localhost:63342/a")
window.history.pushState(null, "", "http://localhost:63342/b")
window.history.pushState(null, "", "http://localhost:63342/c")

unless i interact with window it doesnt add this urls to history stack

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I don't remember the spec exactly but there's a rule that certain things can only happen on direct user interactions

believe it has a security background so it's a feature

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i tested on firefox and it doesnt have such a thing

i use brave

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Brave is Chrome

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Can you just remove the localhost and just slash to define ur path?

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never tried in this case but browsers very strict in this kinda APIs it is best to be explicit