Most of his points, I agree with, but it seems like he's against monetization with his ranting against ads and paywalls. It's how the web makes money. I also d

Most of his points, I agree with, but it seems like he's against monetization with his ranting against ads and paywalls. It's how the web makes money. I also don't feel as strongly as he does about scroll hijacking. Sometimes, it's beautiful and lovely. I see his points with the Macbook Pro page but I don't think it's a huge offender. Perhaps minorly annoying, but sometimes I'm okay with letting go of how I normally experience a website in order to have an experience. I don't think browsers exist to normalize experiences for everybody.