<router-link :to="{path:'name'}"></router-link>Can vue's vue-router achieve traditional effects, or is the spa application not in the new tab? Page opens
I feel that Vue’s own router will open the page on the current page. And generally speaking, spas applied on the mobile side will open the page on the current page and will not open a new tab to load a page. This is convenient. The forward and backward processing of routing can also avoid the existence of too many browser processes. In fact, it’s not just vue, the mobile browser also feels the same way. New tabs are not opened unless added manually.
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I feel that Vue’s own router will open the page on the current page.
And generally speaking, spas applied on the mobile side will open the page on the current page and will not open a new tab to load a page. This is convenient. The forward and backward processing of routing can also avoid the existence of too many browser processes.
In fact, it’s not just vue, the mobile browser also feels the same way. New tabs are not opened unless added manually.