> I think a lot of sites will switch to SPAs in the future, since they offer a better UX(no full reloads, more interactivity etc) in most cases. I'd argue they

> I think a lot of sites will switch to SPAs in the future, since they offer a better UX(no full reloads, more interactivity etc) in most cases. I'd argue they're a lot worse. More often than not, these sites kill the back button or the ability to bookmark a piece of content, are slow on barely old browsers and devices (still using an iPad 1st gen), tend to have fixed headers and footers that needlessly take up screen real estate or crazy pagination solutions, override scrolling and make it choppy and dysfunctional as a result, or outright crash mobile Safari by triggering out of memory errors.