innerHTML vs. appendNode vs. DocumentFragment, for mobile

Re:innerHTML vs. appendNode vs. DocumentFragment, for mobile by danabramov on Monday May 19, 2014 @01:09PM (#7768514)

It's always useful to check last edit date on StackOverflow—some answers are so upvoted they stay on top forever even when they get irrelevant, since whoever finds them today upvotes them again.

On a side note, why does Blogger have such terrible UX and why won't they fix it? On the desktop, they show spinning wheels while loading a simple text blog entry, on the mobile they override swipe left/right, completely screwing native browser navigation gestures.

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Re:innerHTML vs. appendNode vs. DocumentFragment, for mobile by Lifesnoozer on Monday May 19, 2014 @01:39PM (#7768680)

To be fair, at least in iOS, the edge swipe wasn't implemented until iOS 7. Imgur has the same problem, annoying as hell, but that might be a reason to why they haven't fixed it. (Even though iOS 7 is soon a year old)

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Re:innerHTML vs. appendNode vs. DocumentFragment, for mobile by saurik on Monday May 19, 2014 @05:08PM (#7769754)

I'm running iOS 6 and it is insanely infuriating here as well: I keep ending up moving between articles while trying to look at the graphs, as I end up scrolling left/right "too far" expecting it to rubberband. (Note that when using iOS 7 I have no trouble navigating Safari with the new native gestures.)

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