[pbreit]

> I would argue it is the web itself that is broken

And you would be wrong. There's no problem with you creating an alternative design but claiming that the web or scrolling is broken is plain wrong and invites pointless controversy.

> that's how every reading experience a user has ever experienced works, outside their computer

You do realize that this view is outdated by 10-20 years?

You are certainly welcome to your opinions but to assert them as fact is presumptuous.

I would never use Skimmer on a PC but it's terrific on an iPad (to some extent because the NY Times app is so miserable).

[mrandre]

Please direct me to a common reading experience that does not happen on a computer screen that does not use pagination.

[pbreit]

But it's paper-based reading itself that is uncommon. My reading is 90%+ via screen (and I'm 41 years old).