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To whomever designed that website: thanks a ton. It consumed 100% cpu, caused janky scrolling, and crashed Safari on my iPhone, repeatedly. The rest of the time
by MrBuddyCasino 10y ago
To whomever designed that website: thanks a ton. It consumed 100% cpu, caused janky scrolling, and crashed Safari on my iPhone, repeatedly. The rest of the time that stupid top bar got in the way and covered 1/3 of the screen, ruining what could have been a delightful wake up read.
I sincerely hope Phil Spector pays you a visit once he gets out of jail and consumes 100% of your miserable existence.
Sorry for ranting, but dear lord there should be laws against that.
- tdubhro1 10y agoI never click on a rollingstone link since about 2 years ago when opening the site on my android handset in the UK resulted in a malware popup that managed to charge something to my phone bill via payforit.
- drcongo 10y agoAnd you blame them for that, not Android or Payforit?
- Xylakant 10y agoThere's no particular reason you can't blame all involved parties: * android for allowing payforit to be invoked without user interaction * payforit for allowing fraudulent transactions * rolling stones for not vetting their advertising partners and taking money from scammers. It's not like every party in the transaction couldn't do anything to prevent the problem.
- puranjay 10y agoI absolutely hate the floating navbar trend. This thing is cancer for user experience. While on the one hand, we have the "Medium-ification" of websites where some remove the sidebar completely, increase the font size and make text easy to read, the other sites are doing crap like this.