By lowellheddings
via ajaxian.com
Published: Nov 18 2006 / 00:09
One of the really big issues facing us, IMHO, is the new Javascript-driven ad technology called “floats”. They’re not separate windows popped up, they’re in-window divs that move up to obscure the web page and force the user to click to dismiss them.
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Doug Karr replied ago:
Used correctly, they are a great feature of Web 2.0 development since you need not bring up a popup or post back to a new page. For example: Updating your password or profile information is much easier via a div that is floating rather than another page altogether.
itchyrich replied ago:
This article isn't really about Javascript, it's about advertising.
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