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sync-url-navigation

Syncs URL query parameters with app navigation, tabs, and filter state so views are bookmarkable and shareable. Use when building or changing frontend routing, filters, tabs, modals, deep links, browser back/forward, or when the user asks to remember navigation in the URL, sync state to query params, or make screens linkable.

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# Sync URL to navigation and filter state

## User preference

**Always keep meaningful UI navigation and filtering state in the URL** (query params). Reloading, sharing, or opening a link should restore the same screen—not only the top-level route.

The user expects this by default on web apps unless they say otherwise.

## What to put in the URL

| State | Include when |
|-------|----------------|
| Active view / tab / mode | User can switch between distinct screens |
| Sub-navigation (sidebar table, nested tab) | Second-level nav exists |
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