Answer Posted / kavitharaveenthiran
A SmartNavigation is a property of the Page class in
System.Web.UI. When a request comes in to Internet Explorer
5.5 or higher and SmartNavigation is turned on (set to
true), the following actions are performed:
* The flash caused by navigation is eliminated
* The scroll position is persisted when moving from page
to page
* Element focus is persisted between navigations
* Only the last page state in the browser's history is
retained
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