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I am a huge enemy of infinite scrolling. It forces me to constantly open links in a new tab instead of being able to use the back button as I am used to. It als
by 97s 10y ago
I am a huge enemy of infinite scrolling. It forces me to constantly open links in a new tab instead of being able to use the back button as I am used to. It also forces me to think about my decisions on that website in a critical manner because if I mis-click anywhere or do anything that I would consider normal browsing it forces me to re-scroll through all that infinite data to where I was before. Usually I just click off in frustration.
- icebraining 10y agoIt's possible to use the new HTML5 History API to update the current URL as you scroll, and so allow you to return to that specific place. Alas, as with most behaviors that have to be manually implemented by each site, we can be sure that a large numbers of them won't do it correctly.