DISQUS

bitflung · 1 year ago

i agree with the fast and lightweight mobile sites being more efficient. do you ever use them on your PC? most mobile sites render very well on my mac (safari), and i find that when i just want to get something done (rather than surf the web for mild entertainment) the mobile sites are typically far better then the full onslaught of ads, flash and frequently broken CSS.

Zach · 1 year ago

Very interesting points. Truth be told, I never visit mobile sites on my PC
just because they are typically formatted in one narrow column. While this
is ideal for the tiny screen on a mobile it's a bit weird for me on a nice
big LCD. In many cases though I definitely agree that mobile sites on a
computer could definitely come in handy - in my head I'm picturing three
narrow-sized browser windows open at the same time aligned next to each
other. Hmm...

Also, you should get your hands on Firefox and Ad-blocker Plus. ;)

kozjegyzo · 1 year ago

Ad-blocker plus is the bomb :D I've had it for about a year now, and I'm lovin the unbothered we experience. No flashing banners and ads, my Friefox is easy on the eyes :)

Zach · 1 year ago

It's one of two plug-ins that I absolutely cannot browse the web on a
computer without - the other being easyGestures.

kozjegyzo · 1 year ago

Cool, it looks nice. I checked out Google Notebook Mobile and it's what I expected, easy to use and functional, nothing fancy, but I rather have a simple interface then wait ages for things to load. I'll check this bookmarking app too to compare the differences. Thanks Zach!