/g/ - >load webpage >go to click on element >element mov - Technology

Anonymous

08/31/25(Sun)20:49:24 No.106448589

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Anonymous 08/31/25(Sun)20:49:24 No.106448589 Archived

>load webpage
>go to click on element
>element moves as something else loads in
Can you web Devs stop doing this?
>b-b-but it's best for performance
pathetic

Anonymous
08/31/25(Sun)20:51:18 No.106448602

Anonymous 08/31/25(Sun)20:51:18 No.106448602

>>106448589
Bot thread.

Anonymous
08/31/25(Sun)20:59:01 No.106448668

Anonymous 08/31/25(Sun)20:59:01 No.106448668

>>106448602
meds

Anonymous
08/31/25(Sun)21:00:58 No.106448679

Anonymous 08/31/25(Sun)21:00:58 No.106448679

>>106448668
Okay, sorry.

Anonymous
08/31/25(Sun)21:07:57 No.106448713

Anonymous 08/31/25(Sun)21:07:57 No.106448713

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yeah it annoys me quite a bit as well
earlier today I went to youtube and started typing on the search bar before the page finished loading, and at some point it took the focus away from the search bar and started interpreting keystrokes as shortcuts on the home page instead, opening a random a video and making it full screen

Anonymous
08/31/25(Sun)22:32:06 No.106449306

Anonymous 08/31/25(Sun)22:32:06 No.106449306

>>106448589
>>106448713
It's bullshit
I shouldn't have to wait for your piece of shit site to catch up to my inputs and then get it wrong because it decided to shift focus on its own

Anonymous
08/31/25(Sun)22:57:33 No.106449464

Anonymous 08/31/25(Sun)22:57:33 No.106449464

Fixed sizing solves this. The banner and everything else on the page should be of fixed size and rendered blank immediately on first load, then filled with data as the client recieives it.