You don't dislike infinite scroll, you dislike "Social Media Feeds". Imagine you are on a blog and can scroll back through all the posts chronologically in an

You don't dislike infinite scroll, you dislike "Social Media Feeds". Imagine you are on a blog and can scroll back through all the posts chronologically in an infinite scroll. The location of that data isn't happenstance. You can always address a particular post or scroll to a certain date. "Social Media Feeds" are bad not because they're infinite but because the sourcing algorithm is obscured from you likely to drive "increased engagement" or something nefarious like that. Pagination isn't going to fix social media feeds.