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How does SSR have anything to do with routing? I think the first user that replied to my comment made a fair point, it's something that I've struggled with personally, and afaik, that has nothing to do with whether or not a page is server-side rendered. Afaik very page component in NextJS gets unmounted before the next page component is mounted, whether or not the page is SSR'd.
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SSR has a lot to do with routing when you use Next.js. There's a difference in how routing works when you have an SSR page with Next.js.
How does SSR have anything to do with routing? I think the first user that replied to my comment made a fair point, it's something that I've struggled with personally, and afaik, that has nothing to do with whether or not a page is server-side rendered. Afaik very page component in NextJS gets unmounted before the next page component is mounted, whether or not the page is SSR'd.