How it started VS how it's going: Infinite Scroll #shorts

Infinite Scroll technology has changed the Internet and brought it closer to that which we see now. The endless stream of content has become an organic part of TikTok, Instagram and, of course, Youtube Shorts. Aza Raskin, the creator of Infinite Scroll, wanted to save people from having to download new webpages, but his invention led to a global epidemic of social media addiction.

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[notjeff]

Ironic how this is a short which mean some ppl would find this via scrolling

[greeninferno]

Interesting information. Now I keep scrolling

[bagelz]

I'll stop scrolling if I see that spam video "press two buttons if you would save your mom"

[handleneedscharactersormore]

as a full-stack dev I NEVER EVER allow infinte scrolling in my app.
I had a couple businnes clients who wanted infinite scrolling in their dashboards (they said "it's trendy and modern" LOL).
I talked one of them into reason. I dropped the other customer.

[apfelfreund]

Naw... can't imagine it being addicting *counties doom scrolling*

[alejandrinos]

Freaking doomers, lol.
I get it, it's a new source of addiction, but people need to keep some level of accountability for their own actions. It's not that you can't stop, you just don't want to stop.