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Weird navigation behaviour for angular app

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I am developing an Angular App which uses a web-socket for backend communication. Interestingly, whenever I open the app in firefox (localhost:4200) the navigation bar breaks. I can't change the URL manually anymore, but every time I submit a changed URL it first redirects to the specified page but then immediately overwrites the navigation with the previous URL.

Example:

  1. Call http://localhost:4200/
  2. Sometimes the first additional navigation works, but afterwards all manual changes using the address bar will result in the behavior shown in the below image.

Steps I have taken to narrow down the error cause:

  • I ruled out a device specific issue, since the problem occurs on both my machines.
  • It is specific to firefox, since both edge and chrome work perfectly fine
  • I don't think it is related to the angular router and the way I use it, since it would be quite weird that a website could force a user to stay on it.
  • It is not related to the Angular CLI since the error also occurs when I deploy the angular with nginx.

I haven't found any hints on what might cause this behavior or even how to debug the network traffic further to maybe see what is causing the navigation override.

I am developing an Angular App which uses a web-socket for backend communication. Interestingly, whenever I open the app in firefox (localhost:4200) the navigation bar breaks. I can't change the URL manually anymore, but every time I submit a changed URL it first redirects to the specified page but then immediately overwrites the navigation with the previous URL. Example: # Call http://localhost:4200/ # Sometimes the first additional navigation works, but afterwards all manual changes using the address bar will result in the behavior shown in the below image. Steps I have taken to narrow down the error cause: * I ruled out a device specific issue, since the problem occurs on both my machines. * It is specific to firefox, since both edge and chrome work perfectly fine * I don't think it is related to the angular router and the way I use it, since it would be quite weird that a website could force a user to stay on it. * It is not related to the Angular CLI since the error also occurs when I deploy the angular with nginx. I haven't found any hints on what might cause this behavior or even how to debug the network traffic further to maybe see what is causing the navigation override.
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Issue resolved itself. I was reloading the window when loosing connection to websocket which obviously happened when changing the window url/location so an additional reload was triggered.

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Issue resolved itself. I was reloading the window when loosing connection to websocket which obviously happened when changing the window url/location so an additional reload was triggered.