Concerning web pages, HN seems to be split into two sides: one side wants to use the newest shiny stuff to make shiny apps while the other wants to have simple

Concerning web pages, HN seems to be split into two sides: one side wants to use the newest shiny stuff to make shiny apps while the other wants to have simple pages that are loading fast. The OP blatantly seems on the first side, and I am on the second one. > The web deserves efficient, innovative, delightful experiences, and Chrome is holding the web back by making it hard (if not impossible) to create them. Nope, the web deserves pages that are loading fast, and don't require a new hardware that the majority of the viewers don't have to be read properly. Also, OP works at Stripe, I see no need to add "position:sticky", "backdrop-filter", or "scroll-snap-type" (not sure I know what those are) to a page that does payment processing.