eg, flickr. infinite scroll limits the amount of data downloaded over mobile, without forcing you to "click" to next page. it used to be absurdly user hostile

eg, flickr. infinite scroll limits the amount of data downloaded over mobile, without forcing you to "click" to next page. it used to be absurdly user hostile but now it's limited to 2 loads before it stops and you are presented with a page index. it's a great compromise with a great underlying UX reason.