When using the back or forward arrows on a browser, it reloads the previous or next page in your browsing history. Since search result pages are dynamic and constantly changing, they need to be reloaded in order to show the most up-to-date results.
Unfortunately, there is no way to prevent search result pages from reloading when using browser arrows. This is because the page needs to be refreshed in order to show the most current results.
Yes, all browsers will reload search result pages when using the back or forward arrows. This is a standard behavior and cannot be changed.
One way to go back to a previous search result page without reloading is by right-clicking on the back arrow and selecting "Open Link in New Tab". This will open the previous page in a new tab without reloading the current page.
To improve the speed of search result pages reloading when using browser arrows, you can try clearing your browser's cache and cookies, disabling any browser extensions, or using a faster internet connection. Additionally, using a search engine with a faster loading time may also improve the speed of reloading search result pages.