This issue -was- solved in older versions of Safari ( The Safari Back Button Problem ). Although running the latest Safari (9.0.1), none of the solutions listed on the previous answer work anymore. Does anyone have a solution to "refresh/reload" the page when the back button on safari is used?
This -was- a way to detect if the page was accessed using the back-button. Although doesn't work in the version of Safari I'm using.
<body onunload="">
Other answers bind things to window.onpageshow, but this is the only version that works for me: once your page is in a final state that you don't want to outlive a redirect, you can just bind the pageshow event and then check for the "persisted" property being true to determine if you should reload it.
window.addEventListener("pageshow", function(evt){
if(evt.persisted){
setTimeout(function(){
window.location.reload();
},10);
}
}, false);
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