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Are you sure, or is just the typical substack popover with the continue reading button? (It isn’t really worth going back for, very short with basically no con

• seszett 3y ago
  The popover does seem to require entering an email address before clicking on "continue reading". It actually doesn't, but it's not obvious and although this time I did click on the right button, I know there are at least a few times where I've just closed the tab because I thought I had to register or give an email address or whatever.
• bell-cot 3y ago
  > (It isn't really worth going back for... Yep. It was trivial for me to read (Default "off" for js, view source) - but still not worth the time.
• JR1427 3y ago
  Thanks for the followup. I guess my reaction is partly just that if a site wants to immediately spam me and try and grab some details, then I don't want to be there. On a related note, I'm usually a fan of the EU, but the mandatory cookie policy popup must be the worst piece of legislation in the history of the world. Very annoying, and absolutely doesn't solve the problem.
• barryrandall 3y ago
  Is it even worth trying to differentiate? If you see a modal popover, just close the tab. If it was interesting, it'll get reposted somewhere without the modal.