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[Carter Sande](https://carter.sande.duodecima.technology/javascript-page-navigation/):
> The <a> tag is one of the most important building blocks of the Internet. It
> lets you create a hyperlink: a piece of text, usually colored blue, that you
> can use to go to a new page. When you click on a hyperlink, your web browser
> downloads the new page from the server and displays it on the screen. Most web
> browsers also store the pages you previously visited so you can quickly go
> back to them. The best part is, the <a> tag gives you all of that behavior for
> free! Just tell the browser where you want to go, and it handles the rest.
> The &lt;a&gt; tag is one of the most important building blocks of the
> Internet. It lets you create a hyperlink: a piece of text, usually colored
> blue, that you can use to go to a new page. When you click on a hyperlink,
> your web browser downloads the new page from the server and displays it on the
> screen. Most web browsers also store the pages you previously visited so you
> can quickly go back to them. The best part is, the &lt;a&gt; tag gives you all
> of that behavior for free! Just tell the browser where you want to go, and it
> handles the rest.
>
> Lately, though, that hasn’t been enough for website developers. The new fad is
> “client-side navigation”, where instead of relying on the browser to load new