Only when you directly link from Google. If you try to search anything on the site itself? It tries to con you into signing up.
It's easy to find the link via google: search for 'site:experts-exchange.com "<title of question>"'
That's not easy.
Unfortunately either my scroll wheel breaks or I get RSI in my index finger long before I reach the bottom..
Hit the 'End' key! :)
Middle click scroll is one of the greatest inventions. Some might say the printing press or the wheel, but those pale in comparison.
Or the "End" key.
The end key goes too far for scanning. If I want to quickly scan for something, page down and end are too abrupt.
With middle click scrolling I can go as quickly or slowly as I need to.
Of course, the only time I use middle click on EE is to close the tab if I open it by mistake. :)
Oh, yes, I meant specifically for EE, the end key works great there.
Sure, but I'd expect the top results to be BOTH pertinent and user-friendly.
The reason is super simple: Google demanded that if you index content on a page, that content must be freely accessible. You can't index what you don't show. EE made the hack to the layout. It was not always like that. I remember searching google help for ways to block domains (ee) from their results. Apparently that was the only reason anyone wanted to block domains :P
You need an automated mouse wheel to scroll till bottom passing all those ads .