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that's your adblocker preventing the infinite scroll from loading more items
by huac 8y ago
that's your adblocker preventing the infinite scroll from loading more items
- stcredzero 8y agoAre you on the team? Was there a clamoring from the users for infinite scroll? Was there a study of how it would effect the typical user?
- robbomacrae 8y agoPeople love that feature!
- stcredzero 8y agoHow is that quantified?
- robbomacrae 8y agoFirst off I'm not on the redesign team BTW so haven't been as involved in this analysis enough to adequately answer your question and also my statement is one that you can quantify as such. But the reason I stated it is that A: it was a heavily requested feature B: comments regarding infinite scroll have been weirdly positive (contrasting my point in another reply about most comments are from very strongly opinionated users) and C: usage statistics ie I can assure you when compared side by side people make more of the equivalent page turns. Personally I like both methods but infinite scroll was a clear winner for us.
- tscs37 8y agoBut why is there no static fallback for when some script doesn't work? BetterReddit allows me to use both methods concurrently on the old design, why is the new design limited to a method that doesn't work for me?
- deathanatos 8y agoWhat ad-blocking I do is limited to very specific domains; reddit is not among them. (I manage my own blacklists; I do not use the built-ins.) Further, I see this behavior in Incognito, and my understanding is that extensions are not active in Incognito.