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But then the website might not look like the designer's glistening perfect vision, that only ever worked properly in their browser on their desktop in the first
by chunkyks 4y ago
But then the website might not look like the designer's glistening perfect vision, that only ever worked properly in their browser on their desktop in the first place.
- MrBuddyCasino 4y agoThe reason this is done is to get rid of extra latency when processing user input. I guess detecting zoom gestures needs some time to distinguish them from normal clicks?
- _jal 4y agoI wonder if it helps them detect when I leave and go search for something that works.
- chunkyks 4y agoPresuming you are correct: * Some number of people are sensitive to latency * Some people are unable to read my website You're gambling that there are more people who would walk away due to latency, than there are who would walk away due to being unable to interact with your site at all. Personally I suspect that to be a poor tradeoff.
- iamsaitam 4y agoEveryone will be affected by the latency vs a few will be affected by the lack of accessibility. This is what your tradeoff is.