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Posted on Medium with a massive pointless image at the top and page loaded asynchronously using JS.
The irony is that people go to medium because it's kind of .. expected somehow? And looks more authoritative?
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http://bettermotherfuckingwebsite.com/
https://perfectmotherfuckingwebsite.com/
Also please don't use bad fonts. Someone posted the following article the other day and the font drove me so nuts that I had to resort editing the CSS code to make it readable. https://blog.bugsnag.com/bug-day-race-condition-therac-25/ I really wish "reading mode" was a prominent feature in desktop browsers.
It's a simple sans serif font, what's so bad about it?
Posted on Medium with a massive pointless image at the top and page loaded asynchronously using JS.
I didn't know Medium did "white label" blogs on non-medium.com domains, but that's what this is. The irony is that people go to medium because it's kind of .. expected somehow? And looks more authoritative?
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it's pretty prominent in a lot of browsers, like firefox and safari (from the top of my head)
Dunno about Safari, but at least for me the Firefox one lacked two features: An official keyboard shortcut for going to reader mode. The option of having the browser send all articles to reader mode when detected as possible.
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it's pretty prominent in a lot of browsers, like firefox and safari (from the top of my head)
Dunno about Safari, but at least for me the Firefox one lacked two features: An official keyboard shortcut for going to reader mode. The option of having the browser send all articles to reader mode when detected as possible.
Posted on Medium with a massive pointless image at the top and page loaded asynchronously using JS.
Posted on Medium with a massive pointless image at the top and page loaded asynchronously using JS.
I didn't know Medium did "white label" blogs on non-medium.com domains, but that's what this is. The irony is that people go to medium because it's kind of .. expected somehow? And looks more authoritative?
Also please don't use bad fonts. Someone posted the following article the other day and the font drove me so nuts that I had to resort editing the CSS code to make it readable. https://blog.bugsnag.com/bug-day-race-condition-therac-25/ I really wish "reading mode" was a prominent feature in desktop browsers.
> I really wish "reading mode" was a prominent feature in desktop browsers. What do you mean here by "prominent"?
Currently, I can only enable reader mode after my browser has loaded all the shit I don’t want loaded.