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I know, it's ridiculous. But people do want to see how many likes the story has, and cross-service comments are pretty next-wave, so you have to have widgets no
by devindotcom 13y ago
I know, it's ridiculous. But people do want to see how many likes the story has, and cross-service comments are pretty next-wave, so you have to have widgets now for 5 social sites, 7 comment systems, global analytics, live analytics, sitewide ad, contextual ad, site cookie and maybe add two more because I haven't thought of them... that's 19 right there!
We really need something better than having these MASSIVE amounts of callouts. It's like those pictures of Internet Explorer totally taken over by toolbars, except it's a different set on every single site on the web. Bah!
- gohrt 13y agoIt turns out that if you block all the trackers and 3rd part widgets, the website continues to function as the use desires, and nothing of value is lost.
- rosser 13y agoFor some sites, yes. Space.com and Business Insider are two that I've noticed tend not to work if some of their trackers are blocked.