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This wasn't on a mobile device and it was some years ago before mobile web was quite as prevalent. I take your point though, I guess nowadays it may not seem so
by dkersten 8y ago
This wasn't on a mobile device and it was some years ago before mobile web was quite as prevalent. I take your point though, I guess nowadays it may not seem so odd.
I also learned that people seem to put up with these things (instead of just closing them). I was watching someone play a game on youtube, where every time they picked up an item it would show a popup at the bottom of the screen showing what it was. You had to press a button on they gamepad to close the popup and the person playing rarely did, causing them to stack up taking up a lot of the screen. My OCD would have made me close them immediately, but clearly some people seem to barely even see them.
I guess its similar with toolbars/cookie popups...
- PaulHoule 8y agoI remember the toolbars being a big problem in the early 0's. It seemed like everybody and his brother wanted (and could) install a toolbar on IE. Some of them were actually cool, but when there are 100 people who want you to install a toolbar for every 1 that wants to install a toolbar that is way too many toolbars. Today we have Chrome, which is 100% a toolbar.