Improve list pagination UX
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Brandon Dees
Currently instead of "infinite scroll" we have to scroll a little, then click "View more" then scroll a bit more, then click again, etc. -- this avoids some of the terrible problems with infinite scrolling, but it is still tedious to navigate through a long list this way. Traditional list pagination, with numbered page links for finite lists where applicable, would provide more ways to navigate, especially when we know roughly how far through a list we want to go, and would be more familiar for most web users. Alternatively, some of these lists could probably be loaded up all up front which would enable instantly jumping to the bottom or the middle via scroll bar manipulation.
Johnny Wu
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Scott
On a related note, hide the "View more" button if there are no more to view. Currently, you scroll down, click "View more", and if it is the end of the list, you get a popup telling you that you are at the end of the list and there are no more to view. Instead of that popup, just remove the "View more" button from the page when you are at the end of the list.
Johnny Wu
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