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> * Scrolling to the end of an article jolts you back into the main feed. Yeah seriously, what on earth is this. What if I want to scroll back up and read some
by thatswrong0 9y ago
> * Scrolling to the end of an article jolts you back into the main feed.
Yeah seriously, what on earth is this. What if I want to scroll back up and read some tidbit earlier in the article? Well, it actually _navigates_ you away, so you have to hit the back button - can't just scroll back to where you were, even though it doesn't seem like you navigated at all. It's fucking confusing and it takes control away from me that I have on literally every other website. And there's no indication that it's going to navigate you away besides a little check mark.
Who the heck thought this was a good idea?
- Bartweiss 9y agoThis is the first time I've ever been upset that a page loaded too fast, because a slow redirect at least would have showed me what happened. Instead, I spent several seconds absolutely baffled and unsure how to get to the article. Since no sane person would ever put a page redirect on a scroll event, I figured it had to be some kind of overlay!
- singularity2001 9y agojust tried it. yes, W.T.H.?