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Thanks for the idea, but I don't think this is the best approach. Injecting a floating button for this use case seems quite overbearing: the button can get in the way, extra CSS and JS are needed, and most users likely don't care.
If you have a few URLs that you don't want to reload, you can subclass the middleware to skip those. We could document how to do that.
Alternatively, we could add a JS API to disable reloading for the current browser session. Something like "open the dev console and type djangoBrowserReload.disable()". What do you think?
If you have a few URLs that you don't want to reload, you can subclass the middleware to skip those. We could document how to do that.
Alternatively, we could add a JS API to disable reloading for the current browser session. Something like "open the dev console and type
djangoBrowserReload.disable()
". What do you think?Originally posted by @adamchainz in #262 (comment)
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