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Or they want you to look at ads as part of reading the content. Which is not really how I care to read things, but that doesn't make it evil. Where does the
by jamesbritt 13y ago
Or they want you to look at ads as part of reading the content. Which is not really how I care to read things, but that doesn't make it evil.
Where does the false pretense come in? The popover crap?
Some anecdata: I just viewed that same article on my phone, an Android G2. Zero trouble. No font-size issues (though I could have upped the font size without zooming in the whole page; I'm amazed at sites that manage to prevent that).
No popover stuff. There was a smallish banner ad at the very top. I apparently got a page designed for a mobile device, because there was no sidebar stuff either.
Could this be an iPad issue?