Workflow to prevent user from going back to a page via browser's back button

[jordanfaucet]

Is it possible to have a checkbox (in the workflow: “go to page”) - so that we can prevent users, from using the browsers back button and going back to the current page?

Specific use case:
I have a log in/sign up sequence on its own page. When a user clicks “log in” or “sign up” they will then be taken to the apps main page.

However: in the unlikely (yet possible) event that they wish to click the “back button” > I have seen in the development environment that this can trigger a series of bugs relating to the “current user” ( as to whether the current user is signed in or not).

I don’t want users to be able to click the back button and go back to the sign up/login page (once they are logged in) - there is no reason for them to go back there.

I have found work arounds - but they are more hacky than I would like…

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I observed that Facebook integrates this behavior:
You will find that, on Facebook - once you click login (from the login page) you will be taken to the homepage. From there you cannot click back - to go back to the login.
The page will just refresh - and you will stay on the homepage.

[jarrad]

After reading this it made me thing of similar issues with OAuth, so I have added the “Prevent Back Button”

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[JohnMark]

Can we use only the function Prevent Back Button?

update:

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[jarrad]

Yes you certainly can.

[jarrad]

all done, thank you very much for the support!