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Yes! There is this headlong sense of just rushing through the text - a sensation of speed and "flow" that doesn't really impart any understanding.
by 1457389 13y ago
Yes! There is this headlong sense of just rushing through the text - a sensation of speed and "flow" that doesn't really impart any understanding.
- yareally 13y agoYep. I understand where the logic comes from to implement them (don't have to click to see more content), but I think it comes at a cost. It also helps that my browser implements a "fast forward" mechanism, where I can go to the next page in pagination without actually clicking a link. Just have to do a mouse gesture or click the arrow buttons on the mouse. If it were something more commonly used (unlikely to happen sadly) it would make browsing paginated content so much easier.