unuseable

I often find myself wishing eww had javascript support, a lot of the web is unuseable as it stands.

The site is unuseable without the Reddit Enhancement Suite (RES) browser extension.

Digg.com used to have it and so did reddit, but it degraded so much that they became unuseable.

There are numerous sites that use various kinds of javascript rich text or html editors that are also pretty unuseable.

They tend to focus on an unuseable middle point (probably in an attempt to please everyone).

On those devices React is unuseable: it can take 5-10 seconds just for initial parsing of all the React code.

When I used grove, the web client was basically unuseable, and even our IRC clients got disconnected periodically.

Maybe if the shop offered 10% off on some coffeeif you paid With btc, but the ~1 hr confirmation time makes this somewhat unuseable.

On a tablet, fine, other wise, not frustrating and close to unuseable.

I find macOS unuseable, even on brand new top-end mac studios the input lag and slow reaction of the OS to...

I have both, and the first generation becomes completely unuseable rather quickly, external display or not, when you push it even mildly.

I switched to an SSD and 16 go of ram when it became unuseable last year, adding 1 or 2 years of use.

Not much of a Redditor, but could you elaborate as to why the vanilla Reddit UI is "unuseable"?

Examples: "The website should specify the Frutiger font for OS X, because the sans-serif fallback mixes badly with the fixed-width font." or "The navigation menu is unuseable on smartphones.