window.history.pushState = () => {}
window.history.replaceState = () => {}
It'll break PWAs unless you stub it out properly, but you can throw that in a userscript for a quick and dirty way to disable the API that websites use to update the URL without reloading the page.
And SPAs, probably. I can't imagine anything that relies on React Router to work after this change.
Definitely not.
If I wasn't on mobile, I would write up a more comprehensive fix. Probably something along the lines of:
window.To avoid this problem on Android, I hold down the back button and click on the previous tab.
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