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And they keep telling me to update my cover photo (not via email though), but the new cover photos are so big that most of the users need to scroll down to see
by ensmotko 13y ago
And they keep telling me to update my cover photo (not via email though), but the new cover photos are so big that most of the users need to scroll down to see my name. A horrible user experience.
- Subuatai 13y agoWhy do you think Google has bad so much trouble delivering a product that is enjoyable to use in Google+? I understand the market saturation from Facebook, but something about Google+ is off. It should be a much better user experience.
- Steko 13y agoYou can't beat an entrenched incumbent with a +1 product (lol). You need a +100 product.
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- franze 13y agojust re-visited my google+ profile to see what the cover photo stuff was all about, and yeah, it's big. the bigger issue is, that scrolling on the profile page feels sluggish and jumpy (on my mac book air 2013 - latest stable chrome browser). google seems to have some serious issue on that one.
- RobAtticus 13y agoDo you actually use G+? Because when you go to someone's profile it starts scrolled down on the picture so you're at the profile pic/name/basic info. You can then scroll up to see the rest of the cover photo if you want. Edit: This is on Chrome, so if it doesn't work like that on other browsers it's most likely a bug.
- ensmotko 13y agoYes it's scrolled down when you visit a profile that is not your own. It just goes to show the picture shouldn't be that big in the first place it's just wasted bandwidth...
- tiziano88 13y agofrom all the stuff that Google+ loads without you even having to click anything, you're worrying about 40k of "wasted bandwidth" for a profile image?