Usage and differences of javascript-history.go () and History.back ()

Simply put: Go (-1): Return to the previous page, the contents of the original page form will be lost; back (): Return to the previous page, the contents of the original Page table Form will be preserved.

History.go (-1): Back + Refresh
History.back (): Back
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This difference is noticed because the fallback behavior of different browsers is also differentiated, and the difference is similar to the difference between Javascript:history.go () and History.back ().

Chrome and FF browser back page, will refresh the back page, if there are data requests will also submit data request. Similar to
History.go (-1)
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The Back button of safari (including desktop and ipad versions) does not refresh the page, nor does it submit data requests. Similar to
Javascript:history.back ().
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Usage and differences of javascript-history.go () and History.back ()