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Funnily enough the biggest offender of Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS) metric in my daily life is google search with its "people also search for" feature that cau
by adamsvystun 5y ago
Funnily enough the biggest offender of Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS) metric in my daily life is google search with its "people also search for" feature that causes me to constantly misclick.
Lighthouse is great though :)
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- dmix 5y agoCurious how HN itself stands now.
- rozenmd 5y agoPretty well on performance: https://onlineornot.com/perf-results/bZe4p1de7R.html https://onlineornot.com/perf-results/bZe4p1de7R.html
- andy_ppp 5y agoWell, clearly sites with no images or ads or javascript will score highly!
- robin_reala 5y agoHN uses JS for the voting buttons.
- bqmjjx0kac 5y agoI assume also for thread collapsing. For some reason, it is pretty slow on large threads.
- ehsankia 5y agoYeah I looked at the code once and I believe it was recursively collapsing every single comment under when you clicked collapse, and also storing the state of each in localstorage I think. It didn't quite make sense. I think it has been fixed though it's much faster now. Also not sure when we're finally get non-paginated page loads.
- tasogare 5y agoIt also has ads. Few, limited to YC companies, but ads nonetheless.
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- manojlds 5y agoWhy? HN is one of the most bare bones and barely usable sites.
- polyvisual 5y agoha, yes, absolutely. That shift of content is beyond frustrating.
- gempir 5y agoI tried so many ways to avoid that "feature" but they keep changing their implementation every few weeks. It's super frustrating. This is my current uBlock filter against it, I think it still works? google.com#?#div:has( > div > div > h4:-abp-contains(People also))
- johtso 5y agoThis trips me up at least a few times a week. Infuriating!
- bobbylarrybobby 5y agoAnd some PM is probably looking at those misclicks and seeing “engagement”
- tootie 5y agoI'm guessing google search doesn't care about SEO
- mimsee 5y agoAnd on mobile Google likes to switch the order of the nav buttons: "All, Images, Maps" to "All, Maps, Images" depending on the search query.
- stefanfisk 5y agoThey do that on desktop as well, and I hate them for it. For anyone who's never noticed it, try googling "backpack" and then "backpacker".