Saving AJAX request data after navigating to another page and backtracking on the browser's back arrow?

Question

JavaScript

Hello comrades! Help me please!
I can’t show the code, so I’ll try to explain on my fingers.
1. There is a button on the page. When you click on the button, a table with data from the server is generated.
2. After that, I click on the link in the table - there is a transition to another page (it doesn't matter which one).
3. After that, I press the "back" button, the browser returns me to the previous page in history, but there is no previously drawn table on it (it's understandable - the page has reloaded).
Question: How can I make sure that the data is saved and when I go back I see the table drawn earlier and I would not have to make a second request to the server?
Is there an implementation option without writing data to the browser's storage?

Answer 1

It is possible, when receiving a table, to prescribe a hash in the location and, when loading the page, analyze whether the required hash exists. If there is, then we automatically load the table from the server.