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@mihaelkonjevic How much state do you tend to push into the url?
as much as needed to recreate the app state and ui
I tend to use query params a lot in some apps
especially if there’s some filtering included
of course I don’t store everything in the URL, for instance I wouldn’t store the state of sidebar (open / closed)
but let’s say everything data related
is going to the URL