Show HN: PullToRefresh.js

Re:Show HN: PullToRefresh.js by rsoto on Tuesday December 06, 2016 @12:10PM (#13116240)

I agree with you, I also hate when websites hijack standard keyboard shortcuts. Altough I don't see this being the case: as it requires touch events, and even if you're on a touch-capable laptop or desktop PC, it won't override much (maybe the native pull to refresh from Chrome, at most).

Also, what I said in a previous comment: maybe you want consistency across browsers/platforms or branding, customizing how it looks. And maybe you don't want to refresh the whole page, maybe just one section calling a JSON API, or perhaps you have a heavy job that requires a worker.

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Re:Show HN: PullToRefresh.js by dang on Tuesday December 06, 2016 @05:46PM (#13118962)

> Stop selling your hatred bullshit

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Re:Show HN: PullToRefresh.js by MichaelApproved on Tuesday December 06, 2016 @12:53PM (#13116653)

... you do realize that you are replying to OP, right? rsoto submitted this and is all over the comments having good discussions with other HN commentators. He/she is simply discussing use-cases for the product created.

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Re:Show HN: PullToRefresh.js by throwawayIndian on Tuesday December 06, 2016 @01:10PM (#13116839)

Dang! I see it now, the comment was intended only for the parent though. I guess it's better left like this only.

It's only sad when developers sell UX gyaan on standards on one hand and screw the same standard with things like react elsewhere; only because some large corp says it's cool.

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