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In addition to the onus on users to make a choice, there's an army of developers out there who can advocate to avoid unnecessary use of exotic features. Someti
by rkagerer 6y ago
In addition to the onus on users to make a choice, there's an army of developers out there who can advocate to avoid unnecessary use of exotic features.
Sometimes they're appropriate (e.g. ability to drag-and-drop or CTRL+V paste a photo to an image sharing site), but as a user my personal inclination tends toward traditional interfaces (which as a happy bonus can be more responsive) and I've encountered an overwhelming number of sites that abuse capabilities for no good reason (e.g. those which immediately prompt for your location).
A little taste and restraint would be very welcome on the modern web.