More Predictable Browser Navigation
Modal forms no longer add extra steps to your browser history, so the Back button takes you back to the page you visited previously.
CLARIFYProperty uses modal forms in a number of places, allowing you to create or edit something without leaving the page you are working on.
Browser navigation around these forms has now been refined.
Back Means Back
Opening or editing something in a modal no longer adds an extra step to your browser history.
This means that when you use your browser’s Back button, you return to the page you actually visited previously rather than stepping back through forms that appeared over the current page.
It is a subtle change, but it makes navigation behave more naturally and predictably.
The Details Matter
Most of the time, you should not have to think about how navigation works. The application should simply respond in the way you expect.
Refinements like this do not introduce anything new to learn. They remove a little friction from the experience and help CLARIFYProperty feel easier to use.