You can only choose one, but never both:
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@a1ba Encountering such a website is exactly what inspired this post
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@volpeon okay but consider:
3. Endless scrolling which appends new footers when you reach the end of the list
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@crypticcelery @volpeon randomly generated! and only one of them is the real one with the correct info!
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@crypticcelery @volpeon randomly generated! and only one of them is the real one with the correct info!
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You can only choose one, but never both:
1. A footer at the bottom of your site
2. Endless scrolling which appends new content when you reach the end of the list@volpeon It's for the rare case you ever manage to get to the end of the list of content.
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You can only choose one, but never both:
1. A footer at the bottom of your site
2. Endless scrolling which appends new content when you reach the end of the list@volpeon Endless scrolling is less favored these days anyway, because of SEO. They prefer proper pagination, so i guess footers are making a comeback!
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You can only choose one, but never both:
1. A footer at the bottom of your site
2. Endless scrolling which appends new content when you reach the end of the list -
@PaintedDurian Cursed idea:
- Consent popup which is at the bottom of the page, but not sticky to the viewport
- It locks any interaction but scrolling and using the popup
- There's a list using infinite scrolling on the website
- As you scroll down to the consent popup, the list expands and keeps pushing it down
I wouldn't even be surprised if something like this exists somewhere.
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You can only choose one, but never both:
1. A footer at the bottom of your site
2. Endless scrolling which appends new content when you reach the end of the list -
@PaintedDurian Cursed idea:
- Consent popup which is at the bottom of the page, but not sticky to the viewport
- It locks any interaction but scrolling and using the popup
- There's a list using infinite scrolling on the website
- As you scroll down to the consent popup, the list expands and keeps pushing it down
I wouldn't even be surprised if something like this exists somewhere. -
@volpeon
Building on this idea: the cookie popup is actually using the same ui as the list items, and says "like for accept all, reply for modification"@PaintedDurian Now that would push it from plausible incompetence to outright evil territory
