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Considering how common it is to deliberately break (not just with a "you log in now" modal, but not loading content, spinning forever, breaking layouts, etc) we
by adhesive_wombat 3y ago
Considering how common it is to deliberately break (not just with a "you log in now" modal, but not loading content, spinning forever, breaking layouts, etc) websites for non-logged-in mobile users, that's exactly how petty in imagine them to be. Twitter and Reddit do it, and Imgur comes and goes so I can't decide if for them it's deliberate or just incompetence.
- deepserket 3y agoYou can add Instagram and YouTube to the list of websites that are painful to use from a mobile browser
- comprev 3y agoit's no doubt intentional if the site has an app. They can scoop up significantly more data about you from their app