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Yeah, they are using an annoying tool called onSwipe that is supposed to deliver a delightful experience on the iPad. In reality, it delivers an aggravating exp
by easp 14y ago
Yeah, they are using an annoying tool called onSwipe that is supposed to deliver a delightful experience on the iPad. In reality, it delivers an aggravating experience on the iPad.
I don't know why sites still use them.
I had to switch to the desktop version, repeatedly, until it actually took, then everything worked fine.
- rdl 14y agoBecause they bribe the sites with ad revenue and promises to not have to develop a mobile version themselves, presumably. Which would be ok, if the OnSwipe user experience didn't suck so much for end users. I wish they'd publish a list of sites using onswipe so I could just skip those sites.