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The most hilarious part of that is that you really don't need to. I've added a blacklist for everything (first party JS, styling, images) on medium.com and ever
by krageon 8y ago
The most hilarious part of that is that you really don't need to. I've added a blacklist for everything (first party JS, styling, images) on medium.com and everything continues to work just fine. I don't remember specifically why I did that, but it's probably a dark pattern (such as a modal that pops up after one paragraph of reading) that annoyed me in the past.
- pferde 8y agoHm, they must have changed how the site works. A while ago, I decided to simply skip any medium.com link posted to HN, because a) it was a crap experience reading on mobile, b) it was a crap experience reading with javascript disabled and c) with javascript enabled, the site was too annoying
- krageon 8y agoWhen I say "it works fine" I mean "the text is on the page and in a reasonable font". There is a huge amount of wasted space in terms of crap content (banners, etc - all mangled because there is no JS) there, which would be annoying on mobile. This experience (in my mind) competes with websites that will not show the content at all without JS, which is not a high bar.