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Why not? Google Docs does not show any stupid popovers, ads or anything
by iuwhagtr 8y ago
Why not? Google Docs does not show any stupid popovers, ads or anything
- hazz99 8y agoIt takes a while to load, and heavy traffic stops some features from working. You're much better off writing in markdown and generating the site with some static site generator, although I'll admit that is more work. It's not a huge deal though - I'm fine with it, just an interesting choice :)
- giancarlostoro 8y agoThis. The page is under 50KB and it takes longer to render / download (or whatever witchcraft they're doing between the back-end and DOM) an HTML representation of a rich text document than it takes this 113KB+ page on HN.
- merb 8y agobecause you can generate a html out of your google docs? or you can use google pages (where you can edit your page in google docs)...
- mabbo 8y agoOn mobile, this is painful. Every one of those blue blocks stays too wide and requires manual scrolling side to side to read each line inside it. If this were basic HTML, there wouldn't be a problem.
- crosvenir 8y agoI opened in an incognito tab and said no when asked if I wanted to load it in the app. The HTML was very easy to read as you suggested.
- mirages 8y agoGoogle doc is blocked by default by our corp proxies as well
- ivanche 8y agoIt's blocked by many companies/employers.
- jrockway 8y agoYou are blaming the author for your IT department's policies, even though the author doesn't work in your IT department?