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>reduced the density of information by splashing whitespace everywhere on the page and navigation on it was way inferior. For some reason i'm noticing this hap
by TheSoftwareGuy 7y ago
>reduced the density of information by splashing whitespace everywhere on the page and navigation on it was way inferior.
For some reason i'm noticing this happen on a ton of different platforms and I seriously don't like it. I didn't get a bigger phone screen so that devs could waste more space
- geodel 7y ago> I didn't get a bigger phone screen so that devs could waste more space But devs have unilaterally decided that bigger screens and more powerful hardware is for them to hog and not for you to do efficient/more things in the same time.
- Mindwipe 7y agoI really hope the next big competitive move in browsers is per site saving of zooming options, and automated tools to remove whitespace padding. I would honestly pay good money for a browser that removed 95% of whitespace on most sites.
- hollerith 7y ago>I really hope the next big competitive move in browsers is per site saving of zooming options If you use Ctrl-+ to make the text larger, both FF and Chrome already remember how large you made it and use that size every time you visit that site from then on. What am I missing?