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The tracking pop-ups used to be the scapegoat of UX but these days the experience is broken by "are you a robot" walls, subscribe to my blog walls, paywalls, yo
by mrtksn 2y ago
The tracking pop-ups used to be the scapegoat of UX but these days the experience is broken by "are you a robot" walls, subscribe to my blog walls, paywalls, your ip is from the wrong country walls, login walls and other all kind of wall.
These days when I see a link to a news outlet or a blog that intend to consume seriously, I just use archive.is. It removes all the annoyances, it's brilliant.
- account42 2y ago... except when archive.is itself presents you with one of those walls because you are using a browser that is not the latest Chrome.