Route single-page apps with the History API and real paths, not # fragments

A fragment (the part of a URL after #) exists only in the browser and is often ignored by crawlers, so hash-routed views are not separate pages for Google. Google recommends the History API for clean URLs, and moving from hash routes to real paths keeps the same client-side behaviour.

Run the router in history mode. Render links as <a href="/path">, intercept the click, call history.pushState and handle popstate. Configure the server or hosting rewrites so a direct request to every valid path returns 200 with the page, ideally server-rendered, and unknown paths return 404 (DEV-ERR-02). Real paths also work as deep links on Android, iOS and desktop.

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Headless Chromium rendert die Seite auf einem isolierten Render-Dienst, und rohes wie gerendertes HTML laufen durch dieselben Parser.

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