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Replying to Phoneposter…

One thing I've noticed about Greggman's HTML5 Bytebeat is that instead of simply setting 
window.location.hash
(which would add a new entry to the history), it uses 
window.location.replace()
to change the URL without adding a new history entry. This method updates the URL without creating additional entries in the browser's history stack, whereas Dollchan does 
window.location.hash=`#v3b64${btoa(String.fromCharCode.apply(undefined,deflateRaw(JSON.stringify(songData)))).replaceAll("=","")}`;
every time you type a character which is annoying ('cause it floods your history). Besides, there's also 
window.history.replaceState(null,"",URL)
…