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At most 10% of the target audience (and that's a generous upper bound) are going to have the deep understanding of web technologies that is required to make tho
by majewsky 8y ago
At most 10% of the target audience (and that's a generous upper bound) are going to have the deep understanding of web technologies that is required to make those deductions. And even if they do, not all of them are going to realize this in that particular moment. (For instance, it didn't immediately occur to me while reading the article.)
- kilburn 8y agoOh, I wasn't expecting people to make the deduction I made. There was a time when popups were considered malicious by nearly everyone (my mother would have seen this as suspicious during that time). Thanks to popup blockers this feeling seems to be fading, and I see no reason whastoever to not cultivate it again.: "Unless you are already logged in to a website you trust, any popup means that this website cannot be trusted. Contact someone you trust to check it if you really really need to use that site."