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I'm glad people remember what WW in WWW means. :) It makes me very sad to see that reddit's new design is so heavy it can't even be accessed by part of the wor
by AlienRobot 3y ago
I'm glad people remember what WW in WWW means. :)
It makes me very sad to see that reddit's new design is so heavy it can't even be accessed by part of the world. It's like parts of the internet are closing theirs doors just so they can have more sliding effects that nobody wants.
Or maybe I'm just a weird one who prefers my browser to do a full load when I click a link.
Btw there was a time everyone kept talking about "responsive" web design and, having used only low-end smartphones and tablets, I kept finding it weird that there was such focus on the design being responsive for mobile devices when those mobile devices were so extremely slow to respond to touch to begin with. Of course I know that's not what they meant, but it still felt weird.
- Izkata 3y ago> I'm glad people remember what WW in WWW means. :) Welcome to the Wide Web, where bloat is the norm.