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I've heard them called "vanity flaps", which seems to describe them perfectly. I guess they're useful when the content is of low quality but you're desperate t
by Lio 4y ago
I've heard them called "vanity flaps", which seems to describe them perfectly.
I guess they're useful when the content is of low quality but you're desperate to keep eyes on the name of your site.
I hate them.
About the only thing worse than self-hiding vanity flap is a floating side bar using a slow animation to slide back into your field of view, just terrible.
- wruza 4y agoslow animation to slide back into your field of view I have a special section in my uBlock user rules, and it is full of annoyances like this. Another one is an element with popup on hover, but you can only close it by hover-unhover a popup itself. Fly across such element by accident and enjoy your semi-modal “no idea how to get rid of”-popup without even clicking anywhere.