The original poster should be more clear what they are referring to. And I'm not sure why this is posted in the iPhone forum.
Yes, isn't Quick View only for the mobile site? And yes it's extremely annoying. I am so fed up with them changing stuff for no reason.Do you mean the Wikipedia mobile site?
If so. Yes it's pretty annoying. I just switch over to desktop view using the link at the bottom of the page.
Do you mean the Wikipedia mobile site?
If so. Yes it's pretty annoying. I just switch over to desktop view using the link at the bottom of the page.
The original poster should be more clear what they are referring to. And I'm not sure why this is posted in the iPhone forum.
He's talking about google searching on an iPhone and trying to click on Wikipedia articles in the results. Clicking the link no longer goes to Wikipedia, but rather just shows you the wiki-info in a pop-up box. You have to manually click "View Original" to actually go to Wikipedia.
I am assuming this is yet another attempt by Google to keep you stuck on their site instead of sending you off to Wikipedia, which is kind of a search competitor in a way.
Yes, it kind of sucks.
Because it is Wikipedias mobile site in Safari, which is accessed from my iPhone.
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Yes, isn't Quick View only for the mobile site? And yes it's extremely annoying. I am so fed up with them changing stuff for no reason.
Why not just use the full site then?
All you have to do is click view original at the top of the screen. It doesn't seem that difficult.
I'm sorry this is absolutely ridiculous. Who the hell does Google think they are? I seriously hope someone comes along with their same algorithm and eliminates them and returns to the simplicity of the original search engine.Do you mean the Wikipedia mobile site?
If so. Yes it's pretty annoying. I just switch over to desktop view using the link at the bottom of the page.
I'm sorry this is absolutely ridiculous. Who the hell does Google think they are? I seriously hope someone comes along with their same algorithm and eliminates them and returns to the simplicity of the original search engine.
While it does do that initially it cuts out a good portion of the screen and therefore negates it's purpose since you end up having to revert to the old way anyway, and in fact ends up taking more time.
It's not that big of a deal. lol.
I've also noticed quickview loading on wikipedia recently but it doesn't really bother me that much. It loads really fast. Also, it doesn't really take up that much screen space. Wikipedia still renders fine, and I can see the whole page, so it doesn't make a big difference to me.
In hindsight, you're probably saving data too - which is nice.
Only bad part is that the pages might not be updated all the way - but if you need that - just load the full page.
I haven't noticed this but I might not be udnerstanding what you are tlaking about
I just switched to bing and now problem fixed. I switched on my mac safari as well since when i search it lets me earn points towards free xbox points.
I trust Microsoft much more than i would ever trust google anymore. I would change my email from gmail as well if it wasn't so much of a hassle.
I actually love the quick view feature. It loads quickly, I can see the first few lines and that's usually enough to answer my question. I find it more efficient but that's just me lol
lol, I was gonna post about this. It loads faster, but yeah, it's annoying
Use yahoo. It's a better search. Don't get scroggled
Yahoo doesn't have their own search. They use Bing. Bing is ok, but I often find their results lacking compared to Google especially when it comes to recently updated content. Try searching for something like "HTC One" and the top results on Bing are about the phones released last year not the new HTC One. I see this quite often.