This is super off-topic, but it's really depressing to see the performance, usability, and intention of a website like Newsweek's. I turned off my ad blocker an

This is super off-topic, but it's really depressing to see the performance, usability, and intention of a website like Newsweek's. I turned off my ad blocker and cleared my cache and found: - The site auto-plays a video with nothing but music in it, and continues to load further consecutive videos after the first is finished. - The site downloads about 20mb of content by the end of the first video. I paused at the midpoint of the second, and my browser is still climbing (I killed the tab past 60 MB) - There were over 1300 requests made by the end of the first video. - The console showed 15 errors and 10 warnings, plus a handful of what looks like debug logs. - The ads on the screen literally push all of the text of the article past the fold. - Firefox slowed to a crawl across all tabs (this post became hard to type) and my computer kicked the fans on high (I have a pretty high-spec'd macbook pro with little else running). I don't see how either advertisers or content producers benefit from a relationship like this — they're both trying to get me to interact with Newsweek.com, yet it's incredibly hard to do so.