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Does anyone really like this kind of scrolljacking pages? Not responding properly on an MBP 2015. The project looks so interesting that I tortured myself by scr

• taylorwc 11y ago
  I couldn't agree more. I'm constantly surprised by the number of people that implement it.
• zzleeper 11y ago
  Not working on Win10 with latest Chrome either. Clicks ("Next Observation") take me down and then up where I was; then scrolling is jumpy and extremely annoying to read
• rhizome 11y ago
  Doesn't Google hire the best of the best?
• gkya 11y ago
  > Does anyone really like this kind of scrolljacking pages? Web devs. I guess it's like an accomplishment for them to create sth. like this (tho I didn't see it, just what I saw from the comments, if it's laggy on a recent macbook, I don't bother). In this context I think it is a bit like high-fructose corn syrup: The whole thing seems superfluous, what would I be able to do if I could watch a volcano eruption? Throw water from a plane? Tweet #stoplavaviolence? What benefit would I, or any construction companies would have from watching that particular gold mine? If I have a business there, I'd probably know what's going on, and I'd try to make acquaintances to get information directly, instead of trying to get it out of some pixels. If a video from high up was needed for an humanitarian situation, a helicopter can go up and take the video. All this stupidity should be marketed, and the website is the confectioner's sugar for the crap called Terra Bella. Terra bella, coeptum superfluus.