History object for JavaScript

History object for JavaScript
The history object is the property of the Window object, and the History object has no events, but there are four properties as follows:
The URL of the document currently displayed in the current window
Lengh it represents the length of the history table
Next represents the following URL in the history table
Provious represents the previous URL in the history table
Description: IE does not support the Current,next and previous properties of history objects
The History object has 3 methods back (), forward (), and Go (), which can invoke documents contained in the history table.
The back () method loads the previous page in the history table, equivalent to the Back button in the browser
The forward () method loads the last page in the history table, equivalent to the Forward button in the browser
The Go () method goes into a specific document in the history table, and can take an integer parameter or a string parameter
When Go (n) n>0, load the nth document of the forward number in the history table; n=0 fashion into the current document; n<0, load the nth document from the back of the history table
Go (string) loads the most recent document in the history table that contains the substring in the URL string. For example, History,go ("characters") loads the most recent document in the URL containing the string characters.