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From Internet message boards, I got tips from Web masters: make sure your Web pages are no longer than four clicks of the scroll bar; use only a white or black background; avoid Java Script; don't run more than two banner ads a page.
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All seems to work well in our initial testing, though the zooming behavior seems a bit inconsistent: if you zoom in with a click of the scroll ball, move the cursor just a pixel or two, and then hit the "back" button, it returns you to the fullscreen view.
Click on it or click on the scroll down bar.
Later, a few clicks of the mouse send ads scrolling across the screen from a half-dozen bookmarked Web sites.
If you want to get rid of the scroll bar, right click on the page, and select Frame Properties.
Click the scroll button to select.
Click the scrolling icon.
When you have one of another item, click the two scrolls twice, then drop the item you want to duplicate.
If you opt out of clicking on any of the thumbnails, the scrolling slowly continues as a series of stark messages appear at the bottom of the screen.
I'd argue that ease of use, the frictionless click as you scroll down the page, could make it more valuable: it creates more dross to spin into gold.From a comment by Tzimisces,I think an "interesting" tab would be more helpful.
In particular, we analyzed indicators such as: time spent on reading a page, number of visits, mouse scrolls, mouse clicks, and the ratio between scrolls and time (which represents the frequency of scrolls while reading of Web page), among others ([Claypool et al. 2001]).
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