> so I still don't know what the actual problem is. 1. Not adaptable to the variety of display form factors we have today. In other words, not responsive enoug

> so I still don't know what the actual problem is. 1. Not adaptable to the variety of display form factors we have today. In other words, not responsive enough. 2. As others mentioned, not being able to link a specific page. Maybe it can be overcome with modern browser history replacement API's nowadays. 3. A link to one of the frames not opening with necessary navigation elements. That used to be solved by redirecting the user to another page that would decorate the same page with the frames around it. Quite cumbersome. 4. Since all frame components are individual web pages, the communication between them isn't straightforward except for opening a link in another frame. Programming more complicated logic (such as dragging from one to another, or sharing components in other ways) would be quite difficult. 5. Every frame has its own scrollbar. It's less accessible, and looks terrible too. 6. Analytics is harder to track.