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does anyone know how AMP seems to avoid this (despite the hate here). On AMP sites I rarely get the post paint jumping around insanity. My own metric - non AMP
by temp667 6y ago
does anyone know how AMP seems to avoid this (despite the hate here). On AMP sites I rarely get the post paint jumping around insanity.
My own metric - non AMP site + clickbait headline = jank and constant jumps as dynamic stuff happens (be it ads changing or show off or attention grabbers or analytics maybe).
- DiggyJohnson 6y ago> My own metric This doesn't make any sense to me. Are you saying that you experience jumping content on many blogs. The way any site avoids this is not being bad.
- temp667 6y agoYes, keep on eye on HN posts, especially mobile browsers often have a very jumpy experience - common issues are various permissions pop-ups for things like cookies, and weird reflow issues as you scroll etc. Would it be helpful if I provided specific examples of crap laden or janky websites? This is such a common issue HN site guidelines actually have a rule for this: "Please don't complain about website formatting, back-button breakage, and similar annoyances. They're too common to be interesting. ..." I've become more and more convinced the AMP haters just have total blinders on to the crap that websites spew - or are browsing with ad blockers or javascript blockers or something.