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I agree with you, I also hate when websites hijack standard keyboard shortcuts. Altough I don't see this being the case: as it requires touch events, and even i

by rsoto 10y ago

I agree with you, I also hate when websites hijack standard keyboard shortcuts. Altough I don't see this being the case: as it requires touch events, and even if you're on a touch-capable laptop or desktop PC, it won't override much (maybe the native pull to refresh from Chrome, at most). Also, what I said in a previous comment: maybe you want consistency across browsers/platforms or branding, customizing how it looks. And maybe you don't want to refresh the whole page, maybe just one section calling a JSON API, or perhaps you have a heavy job that requires a worker.

throwawayIndian 10y ago
You can choose not to use the library created by OP for your websites and not share it with your friends. Stop selling your hatred bullshit as some sort of a standard that the entire planet must adhere to. Hackernews should probably strip out the word hate and its synonyms because as it is it is painful to see smart people going full dumbass on this forum.
- MichaelApproved 10y ago
  ... you do realize that you are replying to OP, right? rsoto submitted this and is all over the comments having good discussions with other HN commentators. He/she is simply discussing use-cases for the product created.
  - throwawayIndian 10y ago
    Dang! I see it now, the comment was intended only for the parent though. I guess it's better left like this only. It's only sad when developers sell UX gyaan on standards on one hand and screw the same standard with things like react elsewhere; only because some large corp says it's cool.
- dang 10y ago
  > Stop selling your hatred bullshit I realize you weren't abusing the person you thought you were, but that's no excuse for breaking HN's rules this badly. Since we've warned you repeatedly about this, we've banned your account. If you don't want it to be banned, you're welcome to email hn@ycombinator.com. We unban accounts if people give us reason to believe they'll follow the rules in the future.

by rsoto 10y ago

throwawayIndian 10y ago

You can choose not to use the library created by OP for your websites and not share it with your friends. Stop selling your hatred bullshit as some sort of a standard that the entire planet must adhere to. Hackernews should probably strip out the word hate and its synonyms because as it is it is painful to see smart people going full dumbass on this forum.

MichaelApproved 10y ago
... you do realize that you are replying to OP, right? rsoto submitted this and is all over the comments having good discussions with other HN commentators. He/she is simply discussing use-cases for the product created.
- throwawayIndian 10y ago
  Dang! I see it now, the comment was intended only for the parent though. I guess it's better left like this only. It's only sad when developers sell UX gyaan on standards on one hand and screw the same standard with things like react elsewhere; only because some large corp says it's cool.
dang 10y ago
> Stop selling your hatred bullshit I realize you weren't abusing the person you thought you were, but that's no excuse for breaking HN's rules this badly. Since we've warned you repeatedly about this, we've banned your account. If you don't want it to be banned, you're welcome to email hn@ycombinator.com. We unban accounts if people give us reason to believe they'll follow the rules in the future.