How the Web Became Unreadable
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A smartphone displays a WIRED article titled “How the Web Became Inreadable,” while a large cookie-consent notice covers the page. The joke is that an article about the web becoming unreadable is itself made difficult to read by an intrusive cookie banner, a relatable reaction to modern websites. EN: A smartphone displays a WIRED article titled “How the Web Became Inreadable,” while a large cookie-consent notice covers the page. The joke is that an article about the web becoming unreadable is itself made difficult to read by an intrusive cookie banner, a relatable reaction to modern websites.
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