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I shouldn't have to look at the html source of a page to determine the title. (Most mobile browsers don't show the title, and even desktop chrome only shows a l
by cpncrunch 10y ago
I shouldn't have to look at the html source of a page to determine the title. (Most mobile browsers don't show the title, and even desktop chrome only shows a little bit of it).
You're right about the adverts. It's more of a design thing than anything else. The site looks like it was designed in the 90s.
As for statements from twitter and others, they are very important, as they give credibility and background to the story. Most people here don't have time to do their own analysis and research on a story.
- BHSPitMonkey 10y agoIs Chrome not among "most mobile browsers"? http://i.imgur.com/MtgLGoy.png http://i.imgur.com/MtgLGoy.png
- cpncrunch 10y agoIt looks like you've clicked the "recent apps" button there. If you just click on a link, it doesn't show the title anywhere...
- BHSPitMonkey 10y agoWhy should it? You're already looking at the content itself by that point.
- baby 10y agoThe title is the written on the link you click on on Hacker News. I'd argue that HN is a place to curate direct links to stories and discuss about them, if I want to read techcrunch I can go directly on techcrunch