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As an MBP trackpad user, I can't think of a more annoying web trend. To the point that I'm thinking of finding a way to disable this kind of behaviour and make
by agopaul 11y ago
As an MBP trackpad user, I can't think of a more annoying web trend. To the point that I'm thinking of finding a way to disable this kind of behaviour and make a Chrome extension to block this thing everywhere.
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- Klathmon 11y agoWeb developers just shouldn't ever try to fight the useragent. If you find yourself trying to "fix" a UI/UX in the browser itself, stop. I don't care if you want 300ms faster clicks on mobile, or to force smooth scrolling in chrome, or to hijack right click for your sharing stuff, or whatever. You are breaking stuff trying to do those things, and it's ruining my experience on your site.
- paulcole 11y agoIf their A/B testing indicates a net gain, why should they care about a specific user's experience?
- marcosdumay 11y agoUser agents change. If it's a clear win, they'll implement the behavior soon, and you'll be left with a broken site.