Am I the only one who doesn’t like things popping up, sliding in, expanding and contracting and lazy loading trash website design?
How do you think tooltip hover works on mobile?
Why do we need to explain what a thing is or does on every site? Are JavaScript devs seeing video games and the key takeaway is everybody loves the tutorial where they’re told W moves forward? Or are they doing wacky JavaScript devs stuff like making pageup forward because it contains word “up” so fixed another bug. Then patting themselves on the back.
Just display the text information. Let me print it. Use consistent designs. Don’t intercept my clicks.
I could do an hour long standup rant just about how you guys need to STOP intercepting my clicks. In fact I’ll narrow it down to just Microsoft. They continuously find new ways to block and obstruct clicks. Once windows toast notifications got mostly fixed they reinvented toast notifications in yet another parallel duplicate feature with Teams toasts that spawn back to back to block critical button clicks.
I can’t believe even Apple has let this slip and iPhone is also subject to click blocking.
Bots are the noisy excuse they can scream and point to. You look at the mobile reddit app or the new reddit interface and you think these javascript “devs” are capable of forming any valid opinion on these things?
This is the company that refers to its users as “daily active shitheads.” That’s a real quote.
They’re just screaming and pointing to anything they can so they can lock it down and gain more favorable data to sell and more legitimate accounts to show advertisers. That’s what it always is.
I’m never wrong and I’m tired of fake imposters devs telling me I am wrong at every corner of every single topic when I turn out to be right 100% of the time.
> I’m never wrong and I’m tired of fake imposters devs telling me I am wrong at every corner of every single topic when I turn out to be right 100% of the time.
If you truly believe this, then you should probably seek therapy.
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