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Nice! But no. We don't need Black Mirror to be coming true. We really don't need websites showing adverts which, if looked away from, prevent the website from e
by movedx 6y ago
Nice! But no. We don't need Black Mirror to be coming true. We really don't need websites showing adverts which, if looked away from, prevent the website from ever rendering - watch the advert or no website for you!
I understand the technical innovation here, but this can be abused a lot. In fact I think it can be abused more than it can be put to good use.
How does everyone else feel about this? How can this be used for good and evil?
- Normal_gaussian 6y agoIm surprised it works so well. Good: - Video chats give a multitile view and bump the audio of the person you are looking at - websites pre-fetch areas of content you are likely to click on - better designed sites as its way cheaper to get decent attention / confusion metrics for a test audience The bad is advertising / snooping etc. I'm actually quite taken and wondering if I can replace my mouse with gaze tracking. I already use i3 and mouse position for window focus. Would be nice to keep my jands on the keyboard for all apps.
- wanderingstan 6y agoYears ago at CES there was an eye tracking demo that would automatically scroll the page as you read text. It was so subtle; you never actually noticed the text moving, but then you also never had to scroll.
- szydej 6y agoTry GazeScroll Chrome Extension https://gazerecorder.com/gazescroll/ https://gazerecorder.com/gazescroll/
- szydej 6y agoYou can control mouse cursor with your eyes. Check out GazePointer: https://gazerecorder.com/gazepointer-beta/ https://gazerecorder.com/gazepointer-beta/