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> am I the only one who thinks those persistent bars (usually with page name/logo, some "share" buttons to other pages, etc.) at the top of a page are the worst
by ashark 11y ago
> am I the only one who thinks those persistent bars (usually with page name/logo, some "share" buttons to other pages, etc.) at the top of a page are the worst thing to have ever happened in web design? It's pretty much standard now and it seems that not that many people care.
If it's a page that'll take longer than a few seconds to read, I usually open up the developer console and delete the element. I have never once later wanted anything from the "helpful" pop-down menu and had to reload to get it back.
- rpgmaker 11y agoI just open the article in one of the "read it later" services (via bookmarklet) without saving it to your account. Most services offer this.