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It's ugly because an "accept cookies" pop-up obscures half of the page.

• nemomarx 1y ago
  that's on the blogging site - the actual Taylor.town doesn't have that. I'm not sure why the author hosts their blog posts on this platform and not their own website though
  • bru 1y ago
    Just this one article, as part of the magazine. Most are directly on his website.
• coldpie 1y ago
  Open up your uBlock Origin settings and enable the Cookie Notices list. If you're forced to use a shit-tier phone web browser like Chrome or Safari, you can also use the Kill Sticky bookmarklet to clean up most of this crap[1]. If you are a web dev reading this and you've implemented a cookie popup on a website, please do the world a favor and find a different industry to work in. [1] https://www.smokingonabike.com/2024/01/20/take-back-your-web-browser-screen-space-with-kill-sticky/ https://www.smokingonabike.com/2024/01/20/take-back-your-web...
• whatnow37373 1y ago
  At this point I will intentionally include a cookie banner even if my sites doesn’t need it. It exudes this … je ne sais quoi.
• aendruk 1y ago
  Yeah literally two thirds of this is adversarial. https://0x0.st/83AB.png https://0x0.st/83AB.png I reflexively noped out.