Most web users are familiar with the experience: You choose a site from a list of search results, but quickly realize you chose wrong. The page takes ages to load. A pop-up appears in front of the item you wanted to read. When you go to close it, everything on the page suddenly moves, and your next click hits an ad by mistake. A new “page experience” update from Alphabet Inc.’s Google that will be introduced to all users by the end of August aims to cut… Source link
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