Is there a way to handle Silverlight deep binding without the "#" displayed in the url?

Question

I want to have two separate interfaces on my website, one of which is silverlight, and one that is normal html for people who do not have Silverlight, and for search engines. They will have exactly the same content, Silverlight is just a wealth of experience.

If someone from Silverlight copies the URL to a specific page, it will have a “#” (app # page 1). If they want to link to this page on their blog or something like that, there will be # # in it, and the search engine will probably not consider it as a separate page from the application # page2.

Is there a way to make navigation from Silverlight update the URL using '/' instead of '#' without loading a separate page? Thus, the URLs in the address bar look like regular website URLs ("application / page1", "application / page2").

Answer 1

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