Cookie banners… the most silly idea made by non technical people mandated upon technical people. Does anyone remember P3P? If that was pushed and managed better it would have solved the entire problem.
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#22The amount of client-side fetched third party tools fighting for the upper layer is so funny and accurate. Intercom + cookie settings + a newsletter popup + ads…
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#23Here is another funny illustration — https://modem.io/blog/blog-monetization/
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#24This is brilliant. I'd probably add the notifications to download Chrome and ads in Google search to this experience.
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#25Agreed. And the UX for asking ChatGPT the same question is a lot more palatable
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#26Unrealistic. There are far too few ads in between paragraphs.
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#27I can't laugh because this is too close for comfort... The only thing that's missing is the page scrolling back to the top and zooming behaving erratically on mobile due to ads popping in and out.
Well done.
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#29When I tried to leave the page it said "Changes you made may not be saved"
That was a nice touch
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#30I chuckled at the "You scrolled!" popup.
Slightly disappointed I did not see the ubiquitous "Sign in with Google" popup in the upper right corner, nor comments full of spam.