Do you need to save them specifically in query string? Why not save them in session?
Unfortunately I do need to keep them in the query string.
I'm starting to lean towards this needs to be done with JS some how instead of letting Laravel handle it.
You could probably do that with with global middleware: get content from response, append query params to links with a regex, and put content back into response.
But I think doing it with jquery will be easier.
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