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That reminded me of this experiment [1]. Augment your CTR with simulated mouse cursor /s. But yes, the home page is unusable for me too.. [1]: https://javier.x
by BeniBoy 6y ago
That reminded me of this experiment [1]. Augment your CTR with simulated mouse cursor /s. But yes, the home page is unusable for me too..
[1]: https://javier.xyz/control-user-cursor/ https://javier.xyz/control-user-cursor/
- gmueckl 6y agoI can barely fathom that allowing this has even crossed browser developer's minds. This feature is just evil from the start and every browser feature, no matter how trivial or benign will eventually be abused.
- TeMPOraL 6y ago> This feature is just evil from the start and every browser feature, no matter how trivial or benign will eventually be abused. That's the problem, though. Motivated humans can weaponize anything. We spend too much time trying to stave off the impossible, instead of going after the abusers - which today often are the presumably legitimate businesses, as a lot of feature misuse became standard business practice.
- netsharc 6y agoI'm surprised it hasn't been. Someone should just implement this on an online store, so that your mouse doesn't appear to be over the "Buy now" button, but in actuality the click would register as clicking that button. Or better, the click would cast a vote for the candidate the developer prefers...
- 7786655 6y agoThis page works by hiding the mouse cursor and displaying an image that looks like it. So it's not like the browser developers deliberately added a feature to make this possible.