Bugzilla

**Affected versions**
*  105.0a1(2022-08-08)

**Affected platforms**
* macOS 11
* Windows 11

**Steps to reproduce**
1. Launch FF.
2. Activate the browser.tabs.firefox-view pref.
3. Perform browsing activity on the device(closing each website accessed).
4. Go to about:firefoxview.
5. Click on any website.

**Expected result**
* The opened page should not have the back button active.

**Actual result**
* The opened page has the back button active, and clicking it takes the user to about:newtab

**Regression range**
* New Feature

**Additional notes**
* This happens for websites that are accessed and no traffic is performed further into them.
* For websites that have further traffic within them, the back button takes the user back through the history carousel performed on that website.

**Affected versions**
*  105.0a1(2022-08-08)

**Affected platforms**
* macOS 11
* Windows 11

**Steps to reproduce**
1. Launch FF.
2. Activate the browser.tabs.firefox-view pref.
3. Perform browsing activity on the device(closing each website accessed).
4. Go to about:firefoxview.
5. Click on any website.

**Expected result**
* The opened page should not have the back button active.

**Actual result**
* The opened page has the back button active, and clicking it takes the user to about:newtab

**Regression range**
* New Feature

**Additional notes**
* This happens for websites that are accessed and no traffic is performed further into them.
* For websites that have further traffic within them, the back button takes the user back through the history carousel performed on that website.
* This issue DOES NOT reproduce in Ubuntu 22.