Hi, I need help resolving an issue related to browser navigation and the popstate event. '''Here's the scenario:''' * The user starts on page-1.html. * They click a button, which navigates to page-2.html. * When the user presses the browser back button (without clicking any button on the page), I want to trigger a JavaScript popstate event automatically. '''Currently, I'm doing the following:''' * When the user arrives at page-2.html from page-1.html, I show a popup. * When the user closes the popup, I manually push a state using history.pushState() to create a backward URL entry. However, my client’s requirement is to trigger the popstate event '''without requiring any user interaction''' on page-2.html, i.e., as soon as the user presses the back button. Is there a way to programmatically achieve this behavior (ensuring the popstate event is fired) without requiring the user to click anything on page-2.html? Any guidance or recommended approach would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.