That javascript link is the simplest way. May I ask what’s the use case? It doesn’t seem like any site on the web is using that “back” link these days…
A bit of a late reply I’m just now working on a blog an I was looking for the possibility for a ‘back’ button. I stumbled upon this thread and will use the mentioned (by erkankalaycioglu) code lines for my blog pages.
My site:
My website will have 4 blogs on it, (for navigating different subjects).
Then each blog will have tags to further filter the posts.
Reasons for using these functions:
After choosing a post, the visitor would like to go back, to the list of posts. This function does just that. Plus it keeps the previously choosen tag.
The other function (reload) is also handy. Because after choosing a tag, you will need to reload, to view the full list of tags again. Not all visitors know the shortcut for that, on a desktop. So it is handy to facilitate a button for this.