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To be fair, most likely someone's teenage son added a scroll listener when he built the small church's website before going off to college. In the category of
by nolemurs 9y ago
To be fair, most likely someone's teenage son added a scroll listener when he built the small church's website before going off to college.
In the category of "poor decisions made by teenagers" this is pretty tame.
- jhasse 9y agowhat for?
- nolemurs 9y agoMy best guess? Because he thought it would be cool. I'm not saying the decision makes sense. It obviously doesn't. But small organizations like a local church just don't have the expertise or resources to make good decisions about this sort of thing. Saying they deserve what they get is pretty unhelpful - it is completely unrealistic for them to hire someone who knows what he's doing. They can't fix that problem. So what you're basically saying is "parochial institutions without expertise or money deserve to be screwed over." Personally I'd like to live in a better world than that. Of course, I also agree with the decision that Chrome made, so... there's that. But the fact that groups like the church got screwed over is unfortunate.
- jhasse 9y agoThere's a huge difference between "getting screwed over" and "your cool scrolling effects having glitches".