Meteor users and backbone very slow - performance

Question

I created a project for easy content sharing. You can look at my project here:
SharingProject
You can use user#example.com with 123456 as password to test the site as verified user. Of course the site has some bugs yet...
I used the meteor user package and the backbone package to navigate through the pages.
On localhost, there is no problem. For testing I uploaded the project to the meteor server. Now while I am logged in and navigating through the pages, every time I navigate to a new page the app 'checks' the user on client side because of the url change. This is annoying...
Of course I could navigate through the pages only calling Session.set('page_id', ..) but my goal is to be able to send people an url to a specific page on the server.
The code is similar to the one in the todos example from the meteor page:
Meteor.subscribe('pages', function () {
if (!Session.get('page_id')) {
var page = Pages.findOne({}, {sort: {owner: -1}});
if (page)
Router.setPage(page._id);
}
});
...
var PagesRouter = Backbone.Router.extend({
routes: {
":page_id": "main"
},
main: function (page_id) {
Session.set("page_id", page_id);
},
setPage: function (page_id) {
this.navigate(page_id, true);
}
});
Router = new PagesRouter;
Meteor.startup(function () {
Backbone.history.start({pushState: true});
});
Why I am asking here: I searched the web and can't find anyone with the same problem. So either nobody tried this before or there is a simple solution for this?
Edit: How I call the pages
<template name="pages">
{{#each pages}}
<p>{{title}}
{{#if isauthor}}
<a class="delPage" href="javascript:delPage('{{_id}}')">delete</a>
{{/if}}
</p>
{{/each}}
</template>

Answer 1

I don't know how you are rendering the page links but a link like this :
http://pagesharingproject.meteor.com/a1fbacba-0ddf-4077-a653-294b428bbfb8
should read like:
http://pagesharingproject.meteor.com/#a1fbacba-0ddf-4077-a653-294b428bbfb8

Answer 2

Ok I solved the problem, changing (true)
Meteor.startup(function () {
Backbone.history.start({pushState: true});
});
to (false)
Meteor.startup(function () {
Backbone.history.start({pushState: false});
});
and of course adding an anchor like Mubix suggested. Thanks for the hint!
It is up to date on the site mentioned above.
I spend some time today on the backbone documentation, but I can't imagine why this is working? Especially I am wondering why
{hashChange: false}
doesn't work here?