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It's good information about how bad the app really is. People should not dismiss the information because of the crappy website complaints.
It seems like it's only crappy on mobile, no isues on desktop here.
same, worked fine in Firefox on linux, with no-script and uBlock
Omg, another person who’s crazy enough to run noscript still, I thought I was the only one.
I run no script on both Firefox desktop and mobile. I'd much rather have to approve things to run, than have them run by default.
What's wrong with no-script? I've been running it for years. It's a lifesaver.
If one has it set to default-deny Javascript, a lot of websites don't work, because many web developers don't develop websites that work without Javascript today.
Historically, websites did a better job of falling back.
There's dozens of us. Works great on mobile with NoScript, although the source code snippets don't load. Since the article describes what they do anyway it's still readable without them, and the excellent performance is worth leaving JS blocked.
I'm on my Pixel 9a and had zero problems with scrolling.
It works perfectly on mobile (Pixel 7) for me.
It's really hard not to dismiss when having a seizure for just trying to read it.
I really wanted to read.
What happened? Apparently my crappy browser handled something for me.
It's laggy as hell on my mobile phone. And it's not a bad/cheap model.
The site is basically whitevtext on black background and some colored code snips.
It should scroll smooth on 1980's Casio watch.
It's displaying from me through my piefed app. Only weird bit was the trippy fold up of the title as you scrolled down but that happens once
Yeah. As soon as the transparent title hit the top, it started to stutter. Like 2 fps.
I use Fennec on A54 (8Gb). It just does not seem right to be so laggy/stuttery as the content is merely text. How bad can the code rendering the content be?
I have never accomplished such a site.
And it really can't be due to device and browser. Many others on different setup have stated the same.
Visually similar site should run on moldy potato.
Weird. I have a "cheap" device on the legacy list, and apart from mild latency and general ugliness, I had no issues.
Here you go, since we don't want to trigger any seizures! https://sh.itjust.works/post/57582014
I'm on an S24 with Firefox. Wonder what's causing the issues, it loads just fine and scrolls fine on my end.