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Yes I know there are ways to technically work around their walled garden annoyances, but the principle is more important. The fundamental function of a web link
by exodust 10y ago
Yes I know there are ways to technically work around their walled garden annoyances, but the principle is more important. The fundamental function of a web link from one page to another should not involve nagging to register or sign in for a service which boasts "free and always will be". I don't think most FB users and business pages are aware that their "public" posts and pages are now obscured by sign-up nag sliders.
- mcphage 10y agoIsn't the ability to manipulate the page as we need despite what the server sends, one of the reasons that the "open" web such an important goal?
- mostafah 10y agoYeah, this is bad. > I don't think most FB users and business pages are aware that their "public" posts and pages are now obscured by sign-up nag sliders. Unfortunately, I guess most FB users would be more surprised that some people don’t have a Facebook account, not that they are greeted with a signup window.
- balls187 10y agoFair point. I was just providing a relatively simple solution to "...pop-over that cannot be removed and obstructs the page."