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Bloody adverts!
Anyone been to http://www.football365.co.uk lately?
Flash adverts, or whatever the hell they're created in.
Yes, I've whinged abuot them before. But it was bad enough when they just popped up in the middle of the screen; these new ones take up nearly a quarter of the browser window with a 'page turn' effect. They're bigger and more instrusive than ever!
I know these sites need the financial support of advertising, but there's surely no quicker way to p!ss off your readers than obstructing the articles they're trying to read?!
Nasty things... should be banned.
Anyone been to http://www.football365.co.uk lately?
Flash adverts, or whatever the hell they're created in.
Yes, I've whinged abuot them before. But it was bad enough when they just popped up in the middle of the screen; these new ones take up nearly a quarter of the browser window with a 'page turn' effect. They're bigger and more instrusive than ever!
I know these sites need the financial support of advertising, but there's surely no quicker way to p!ss off your readers than obstructing the articles they're trying to read?!
Nasty things... should be banned.
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I like the title, and yeah, the Odeon site frequently crashes.
Do you try to avoid companies whose adverts p*** you off?
I figure it's a good idea, try to penalise them for making people unhappy/frustrated, but I guess it'd only work if people did it on a massive scale.
I figure it's a good idea, try to penalise them for making people unhappy/frustrated, but I guess it'd only work if people did it on a massive scale.
I use Mozilla Firefox, and again, the only site which it doesn't work with is the Odeon website. Has anyone found a work around yet? I'm tempted to create a PHP script to parse the site and return the useful information minus all the crappy JS rubbish. Any thoughts?
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