This is a similar issue I have with Twitter.
Direct link to the material--I can see it, if I'm trying to find additional material, nope.
The negative patterns are too bold.
Direct link to the material--I can see it, if I'm trying to find additional material, nope.
The negative patterns are too bold.
[1]https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/nitter-redire...
At least that's how it was until I stopped logging in about a year ago. But I can still access linked content. On mobile, I just have to paste the url into the browser address bar and it works.
Yeah but it feels like navigating around gets weird if you're not logged, because any link from the direct-linked content (original tweet for RTs, comments, etc...) will navigate then immediately hide the information behind a big popup, and if you close that popup... it sends you back where you came from.
Well, they work as long as the company is powerful. And push people away as soon as the power reduces.
It's one of those policies that provide metastability, but increase the rate of change once the stability is lost. Powerful people normally like them, as they care much less about rate of change than about conserving power.