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That's wild. I vaguely thought sfgate was a reasonably reputable site.
by antonvs 1y ago
That's wild. I vaguely thought sfgate was a reasonably reputable site.
- lurk2 1y agoA ton of news websites do this now, navigating to a “Before you go…” page when you hit the back button. I’ve always suspected this kind of behavior has a lot to do with why people don’t read articles anymore. You know what you’re getting when you open a comment section on Reddit, Hacker News, or Twitter. The majority of other websites are going to be borderline impossible to view on mobile.
- rudasn 1y agoChrome with JS disabled works good enough for me on mobile. It's also easy to whitelist specific sites. But mostly, if I get a blank page I just go back.
- lysace 1y agoI just use Brave and its builtin ad blocking on iOS. This is the killer app of these days. Very few sites really work with js disabled.
- Tagbert 1y agoI usually figure that it is ads published in an ad network and placed on the site pages. The site usually doesn’t know anything about the specific ads and only has very general options to limit the kinds of ads that appear. The most that they could do is to drop the ad network if they get a lot of complaints.