I don't know why you're arbitrarily dividing the data into "behind a login" and, well, "not". I doesn't make any difference. For the rest: opening in tabs is o

I don't know why you're arbitrarily dividing the data into "behind a login" and, well, "not". I doesn't make any difference. For the rest: opening in tabs is obviously a design choice. So are "confusing interfaces"–whatever that may mean, because if those reddit and twitter mobile sites are confusing you, good luck with amazon. React build a DOM. You can make a table-based layout with a spinning e-mail icon if that's what you want. As for load times: mobile.reddit.com comes in at just under 1MB, but that's compressed to 400kb which is basically irrelevant once you expand the first image posts. JS is just about 200kb compressed. And once it's loaded, only the JSON-encoded data goes over the wire: on the first click anywhere, the data transfer is amortised because the hundreds of <div class="asdasda"> don't have to be transferred.