In the meantime, a few helpers:
- Scrolling "past" the end of the page will move to the next page.
- Left arrow, Right arrow will nav back and forward.
- On mobile, swiping will do the same.
- Space and enter key will nav to the next page.
In the meantime, a few helpers:
- Scrolling "past" the end of the page will move to the next page.
- Left arrow, Right arrow will nav back and forward.
- On mobile, swiping will do the same.
- Space and enter key will nav to the next page.
Anyway, as somebody that builds things with no trackers, I agree with you and appreciate you posting this! The one thing I want to know is if/when a page or website is picked up somewhere, I'd just like to see where the traffic came from so I can respond or engage with people. I find absolute traffic numbers, and most of the data you get from analytics tools a distraction and a net negative, especially given the privacy and performance issues that come with their JS.
I am sure readers with disabilities (motion or vision impaired, for example) would appreciate this too!
Except when it doesn't, was my experience.