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Slightly off-topic, but can we just talk about the fact that reading this article required me to load JavaScript from FIVE different sources? The user experienc
by CaptainDrewBoy 5y ago
Slightly off-topic, but can we just talk about the fact that reading this article required me to load JavaScript from FIVE different sources? The user experience of me scrolling down some formatted text with an image on the top could have been replicated in HTML and CSS easily. And even if it simply HAD to have been done in JS, why so many sources? I don't know who intercom.io or webflow.com are, but I doubt your article needs them to load. And if it does, you need to stop refusing to load pages before you're done plopping slow animations and subtle trackers on me.
- progval 5y agoYou can use your browser's reader mode. The content is all there in the HTML, but there's a bunch of `style="opacity:0"` attributes to hide them until JS removes the attributes.