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what version of IE are you running in your windows phone 8? I believe it's IE10 Mobile, but not sure.<br />
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what version of angular are you using?<br />
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I don't know for sure, but i suspect it has something to do with push states not being available in IE, which is what latest angular uses to do routing.<br />
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Just some paths to explore...
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what version of IE are you running in your windows phone 8? I believe it's IE10 Mobile, but not sure.

what version of angular are you using?

I don't know for sure, but i suspect it has something to do with push states not being available in IE, which is what latest angular uses to do routing.

Just some paths to explore...

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that's great. glad it worked out
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Did research and found on my own before the experts can point to any direction
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Did research and found on my own before the experts can point to any direction

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I have an AngularJS based Mobile web application. That works fine in iPhone/Galaxy. However it behaves differently in Windows 8 &nbsp;Phone . In Windows Mobile, we can move forward easily to 2-3 pages but when the phone's hardware back button is touched, it does not go to previous screen, instead it goes to the first login page. Why is this behavior and how do I fix it?
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I have an AngularJS based Mobile web application. That works fine in iPhone/Galaxy. However it behaves differently in Windows 8  Phone . In Windows Mobile, we can move forward easily to 2-3 pages but when the phone's hardware back button is touched, it does not go to previous screen, instead it goes to the first login page. Why is this behavior and how do I fix it?

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