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Using pushState() you can add a new history entry programmatically. It takes three parameters.
The first is a state object that can contain any serializable data (there is a size limit).
The second parameter is unused by major browsers; pass an empty string.
The third parameter is the URL to associate with the new state. The URL must be same-origin with the current page.
const state = { foo: 'bar' }
history.pushState(state, '', '/foo')Calling this does not change the page content or trigger navigation; it only updates the history entry and the URL bar.