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Preserve Command-line Custom options (Chromium tab) when using the browser back button #1438

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Nooshu opened this issue Feb 17, 2021 · 1 comment
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Nooshu commented Feb 17, 2021

A common workflow I use is to setup a test then run it, then click the back button in the browser to see the same settings and slightly tweak the settings (e.g. the label). When clicking the back button the WPT script you are running is preserved but any command line options in the chromium tab are lost and you need to re-enter these settings e.g. --disable-http2.

Is there a way to preserve this information too?

@tkadlec tkadlec added the Type: Enhancement An improvement to WebPageTest label Apr 15, 2021
@scottjehl scottjehl added this to Unprioritized in Tracked Issues Sep 15, 2021
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