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Sorry, not a US citizen here so no experience of Comcast, although I've heard they're not very popular in that regard. What I meant was that some of the worlds
by tontonius 7y ago
Sorry, not a US citizen here so no experience of Comcast, although I've heard they're not very popular in that regard.
What I meant was that some of the worlds most popular sites employ "infinite" scrolling, and it kind of makes sense on those sites.
If they have a great user experience? That's highly subjective. I guess they had a lot better user experience than their failed competitors.
- magduf 7y ago>I guess they had a lot better user experience than their failed competitors. That's like the logic that Microsoft Windows must be great just because it's the most-used operating system. You're completely ignoring all the other factors that are involved in a company or product getting to a dominant position.