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Reddit is another example where they've broken the mobile browser experience, to send you to another app. Arguably broken, but in different ways.
by LilBytes 3y ago
Reddit is another example where they've broken the mobile browser experience, to send you to another app. Arguably broken, but in different ways.
- rapnie 3y agoLinkedIn, leaders in deceptive design (though given recent HN on internal situation, a more favorable interpretation may be that they can't handle their own bloat and it shows).
- FabHK 3y ago> LinkedIn, leaders in deceptive design Oh, absolutely. One example: You want to connect with someone, and it'll throw up a dialog box on whether you want to add a note, with two buttons "Add Note", "Send". If you now decide that you don't want to connect after all, or want to look up something before composing the note, and close the dialog instead - it still sends the connection request.
- uaserussia 3y ago[flagged]
- Timber-6539 3y agoBut then you get the desktop version of the site. Never mind that Reddit has a mobile-friendly version (whose design Reddit has kept on bungling too).