could you give us a little bit more context of what is happening on which device and which one sec version?
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Louis Mehring
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Sep 18
As mentioned in the Github Issue it happens on Vivaldi with the One Sec Extension installed. When you close a Pop in Home Assistant for example you get pushed back multiple webpages in your history.
Vivaldi 8.2.4133.52 (Chromium 152.0.0.0) on Linux (CachyOS/KDE)
In one tab, navigate through a few different HA panels/dashboards so the tab's session history accumulates several entries (e.g. visit an add-on panel, then a dashboard, then Settings).
Go to Settings → Devices & services (or any dashboard) and open a more-info dialog for an entity (an update entity reproduced it reliably for me).
Close the dialog (click outside / the X / Escape).
Observe: the tab doesn't just return to the page you were on — it can jump back multiple steps into completely unrelated, older history entries.
Best regards,
Louis
Erik van der Plas
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Sep 25
We’ve released version 1.4.2 of the browser extension this morning which aims to address this issue. If the issue still persists for you, please don’t hesitate to reach out again. Thanks! :)
Lucas
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Sep 29
@Louis Mehringmentioning you, in case you didn’t see this reply!
Louis Mehring
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Oct 7
I checked the behaivor last week, it seemed to be fixed, thank you so much!
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Lucas
Sep 17
Hi Louis,
could you give us a little bit more context of what is happening on which device and which one sec version?
Here to help
Lucas
Louis Mehring
Sep 18
As mentioned in the Github Issue it happens on Vivaldi with the One Sec Extension installed. When you close a Pop in Home Assistant for example you get pushed back multiple webpages in your history.
Vivaldi 8.2.4133.52 (Chromium 152.0.0.0) on Linux (CachyOS/KDE)
In one tab, navigate through a few different HA panels/dashboards so the tab's session history accumulates several entries (e.g. visit an add-on panel, then a dashboard, then Settings).
Go to Settings → Devices & services (or any dashboard) and open a more-info dialog for an entity (an
updateentity reproduced it reliably for me).Close the dialog (click outside / the X / Escape).
Observe: the tab doesn't just return to the page you were on — it can jump back multiple steps into completely unrelated, older history entries.
Best regards,
Louis
Erik van der Plas
Sep 25
We’ve released version 1.4.2 of the browser extension this morning which aims to address this issue. If the issue still persists for you, please don’t hesitate to reach out again. Thanks! :)
Lucas
Sep 29
@Louis Mehringmentioning you, in case you didn’t see this reply!
Louis Mehring
Oct 7
I checked the behaivor last week, it seemed to be fixed, thank you so much!
Couldnt wait to Use One Sec again :)
Lucas
Oct 7
Happy to hear <3