Hi Rosh, As you are asking about Angular (that means version 2 and up!), yes that can be done. You need a custom RouteReuseStrategy to do that. My friend Manfred has an article on how to do just that <https://www.softwarearchitekt.at/post/2016/12/02/sticky-routes-in-angular-2-3-with-routereusestrategy.aspx> . In AngularJS, it can be done, but you have to implement it from get-go, and deal with all kind of nasty scope issues. This is very hard, even for very versed AngualrJS professionals. I would not advise a no-go on this. (The reason most people would simply say it's not possible, and they are mostly right, although its strictly taken not impossible ;) ). Thinking about pagination(like Lucas said), or other optimisations make way more sense.
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