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On a slightly related note, what do you think about framing another site's contents? The original article is closer to framing in this respect, i.e. showing stu
by ludwigvan 16y ago
On a slightly related note, what do you think about framing another site's contents? The original article is closer to framing in this respect, i.e. showing stuff in a UIWebView is more analogous to framing.
I am currently developing a content aggregator site, but haven't decided how to link/display original articles. Should I be putting a frame at the top (or display orignal content in an iframe?) so that users don't leave my site, or should I directly link to the original article? I have strong suspicion that doing the former would be unfair, but some sites like stumbleupon do it to improve user experience.
- steveklabnik 16y agoI strongly, strongly dislike stuff like the old Digg bar, or the Reddit bar. I'm assuming that's what you're talking about? http://www.reddit.com/tb/fp3vz If I'm looking at a page, I want the URL to be the URL of the page I'm looking at. Feels quite scummy otherwise. That said, feel free to do it, nobody can (or should) stop you.
- Macha 16y agoOn the desktop, I couldn't agree more. On a mobile device, its a handy shortcut to the pages I will most likely visit next anyway.