javascript：window.location 会发出任何警告吗？
如果我使用 window.location = ""; 重定向用户，浏览器是否会向用户发出警告消息（因为页面在未经用户同意的情况下重定向）？
我应该使用 window.location = "" 还是 window.location.href = ""？
If I use window.location = ""; to redirect a user, will any browsers give the user a warning message (since the page is redirecting without the user's consent)?
Should I use window.location = "" or window.location.href = ""?
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不，您可以自行重定向窗口位置。您无法自动执行的唯一类似相关操作是单击具有事件的用户的链接。
您可能正在考虑这种类型的通知：
No you can redirect the window location on your own. The only similarly related thing you can't do automatically is click a link for the user with an event.
You might be thinking of this type of notice:
不会。您不会收到任何警告（就像关闭窗口时收到的警告一样）。我从未见过 location 和 location.href 有任何区别，但我使用最后一个:)
No. You will not get any warning (like you do if you close the window). And I have never seen any difference in location and location.href, but I use the last :)
AFAIK window.location 和 window.location.href 应该几乎是等价的。
我已经有一段时间没有使用它了，但我不记得在离开页面之前见过任何提示。大多数时候，当我收到提示时，这是因为我明确地进行了确认，例如单击链接删除某些内容时。
AFAIK window.location and window.location.href should be pretty much eqivalent.
It's been a while since I've used it, but I don't remember ever seeing a prompt before leaving the page. Most of the time when I have been prompted it's been because I explicitly put a confirmation in, such as when clicking a link to delete something.
设置 window.location 不应导致任何重定向问题。但是，如果存在哈希值，则某些浏览器可能会以不同的方式处理它。
来自 MDN 规范：
location和location.href之间不应该有任何区别，因为每当修改 location 对象的属性时，都会使用 URL 加载文档，就好像 window 一样。已使用修改后的 URL 调用 location.assign()。来源：https://developer.mozilla.org/en/DOM/window.location
Setting window.location shouldn't cause any issues with redirection. However, if there is a hash, then some browsers may deal with it differently.
From the MDN spec:
There shouldn't be any difference between
locationandlocation.hrefsince whenever a property of the location object is modified, a document will be loaded using the URL as if window.location.assign() had been called with the modified URL.Source: https://developer.mozilla.org/en/DOM/window.location