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There is an intresting article on Agile AJAX site in which Brian Dillar analyzing and comparing the two Ajax history libraries: Really Simple history written by him and dsHistory written by Andrew Mattie . He writes:

«I've been playing around with dsHistory, and I have to say I'm impressed. The differentiating feature of Really Simple History is its ability to maintain history states even after the user navigates away to other sites and back again. The unique thing about dsHistory, however, is its ability to bind the back button to arbitrary JavaScript functions without touching the URL fragment identifier. It's always interesting to see how other developers solve the same problems, often by slightly reframing them. Their differing outlooks make the two libraries suitable for different audiences, but there's also a lot of common ground.»

You can find the full version of this article on Agile AJAX site