Re: [w3c/manifest] Add option to disable built-in navigation gestures (Issue #1041)

If I could add something, it would already be a big step forward if the browser tells the website whether it already animated the navigation action. The problem I'm facing (for example, in Safari), is the user drags from the left, Safari animates it, the `popstate` event triggers and my webapp animates the navigation *again*. It's a very jarring experience for the user.

It's just a simple idea, as I can imagine browsers could decide to not respect a setting to disable gestures because of abuse. (Similarly, AFAIK you also can't prevent/disable navigation itself).

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