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Yes, I do get that (and said as much). What I don't get is websites that are literally unusable on mobile/iOS. There's no upside to that.
by mercer 10y ago
Yes, I do get that (and said as much). What I don't get is websites that are literally unusable on mobile/iOS. There's no upside to that.
- jbreckmckye 10y agoFrom my experience, i) the people who push features don't actually use them; ii) people overestimate the pain users will go through to reach their services; iii) in a lot of businesses it's actually really _hard_ to advocate doing nothing - no new features, no further investment, no changes. So something is done because something seems better than nothing, and thuse the product slowly accumulates cruft.
- mercer 10y agoYeah, I've had similar experience. But never to the point of making a website entirely unusable on mobile (which is pretty easy to test for...).
- scarface74 10y agoWhy not use an ad blocker for iOS? They've been supported natively for awhile.