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by robflaherty 7y ago
Today’s internet is far more creative than the internet of the Flash era. Creativity has moved on to more consequential things than graphic design.
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by robflaherty 7y ago
For iOS Refine blocks Taboola/Outbrain https://apps.apple.com/us/app/refine-customizable-ad-blocker...
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iOS 9 iPad Multitasking and iOS Safari(parsnip.io)
1 points by robflaherty 11y ago|1 comments
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by robflaherty 14y ago
I think only one person said it was cool :) What is disturbing about it? Do you feel it's a privacy violation?
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by robflaherty 14y ago
I haven't tested it with infinite scroll but essentially it'll be a race. If the user can scroll to the bottom of the page before infinite scroll is able to load new content, the 100% event will fire. Otherwise it'll just register the previ
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by robflaherty 14y ago
All engagement metrics are pretty loose. Scroll depth percentage doesn't tell the whole story but to the degree that scroll tracking is useful, I think percentage provides a simple, document-independent metric. Btw, tracking scroll points f
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Tracking Scroll Depth with jQuery and Google Analytics(ravelrumba.com)
43 points by robflaherty 14y ago|13 comments
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by robflaherty 15y ago
Hi Brad, Just wrote you back! You know, I actually don't see major publishers embracing responsive design, at least in the short term. I think mobile-specific sites and dedicated apps are much more inline with how they see the world. It's a
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by robflaherty 15y ago
Hi, I'm the author of the post. The examples you mention are server side solutions requiring some form of server side detection. You're talking about serving ads to separate mobile and desktop sites. The goal with responsive design is to se
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by robflaherty 15y ago
Sorry about that! It's fixed now. That was a mobile-specific style that I'd accidentally applied globally.
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Responsive Ad Demos(ravelrumba.com)
1 points by robflaherty 15y ago|0 comments
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Getting JSON out of Google Spreadsheets(ravelrumba.com)
1 points by robflaherty 15y ago|0 comments
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by robflaherty 17y ago
I agree that a comprehensive test would include the optimized scenarios that you mentioned. In this case the intent was to show that even when comparing two extremes - a very unoptimized page and a super-optimized page - the results were no
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by robflaherty 17y ago
Hi Jeremy, I'm the author of the post. The tests were not conducted locally, but over a real network, albeit a low-latency one. Latency is definitely a key factor, so I'm planning to run some more tests under different network conditions.