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This is the second comment I've seen on HN today about the back button having unexpected results on a site.

I'm so confused -- I use Chrome on a Mac and my back button works entirely normally. No naked photos, sorry to report.

Is this a real thing that Chrome isn't susceptible to? Or are people just making jokes?



Here you go: https://emilysneddon.com/tinn

NSFW, obviously, but also not all that titillating. (It's artsy B&W photography of women in their bathrooms.)


They mean the left arrow key on your keyboard.


Use the arrow key. It moves the carousel, landing on some scandalizing artistic photos.


Oh, thank you. I've never heard of the left arrow key being called the back arrow.


Not much scandalising in that IMO. Very arty photos. Would anyone find this offensive?


I don’t think any reasonable person would, but there are contexts in which unexpected partial nudity might be troublesome. If one’s a librarian or teacher browsing the web from a very public desk where people can see my screen, I’d appreciate the warning.


Ah good point!




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