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This is an amazing feature you simply don't need on the majority of web apps, because a) the browser has a loading indicator and b) most web apps are fast enoug
by grey-area 6y ago
This is an amazing feature you simply don't need on the majority of web apps, because a) the browser has a loading indicator and b) most web apps are fast enough to not need to tell the user about it, they just load new pages in milliseconds instead.
An in-page progress bar is in most cases a failure of UX, not a success.
- FragrantRiver 6y agoI'm pretty sure I can find more pages that take more than 200 milliseconds to load than ones that are under.