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I find the opposite is true. I can't count the number of times I've accidentally closed a window or backed out of a page using a modal where the semantics were
by c22 8y ago
I find the opposite is true. I can't count the number of times I've accidentally closed a window or backed out of a page using a modal where the semantics were unclear or the comically tiny 'x' was hidden below mobile-Chrome's sliding address bar on a page that was too short to scroll.
- squish78 8y agoIt seems like the modal is often abused as an anti-pattern, where it's not even clear if you are still on the same page because the content is almost entirely concealed/darkened. Reddit desktop is an example. Modals with multi-page length scrolling content is just absurd