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It's a "presentation" page. Who cares how many requests it makes. You'll only load it once, if that. Its only function is to present stuff in a way that'll make
by m0zg 7y ago
It's a "presentation" page. Who cares how many requests it makes. You'll only load it once, if that. Its only function is to present stuff in a way that'll make you buy it, which is something it accomplishes really well.
- woodgrainz 7y agoThat's an interesting argument to make. So egregious design choices are fine for Apple "presentation" pages. Got it. Transferring one-tenth of a CD-ROM is fine because Apple is selling you something. What other types of pages would you let Apple get away with that you might not let, say, Amazon, or Google, or Microsoft, or Facebook get away with?
- lonelappde 7y agoYou can choose not to visit Apple.com if you don't like it?
- woodgrainz 7y agoI don't mind apple.com at all -- nothing against them. I just don't understand OP's argument.
- m0zg 7y ago> Transferring one-tenth of a CD-ROM is fine because Apple is selling you something. Yes.