Perhaps some misunderstanding exists as to what the domains that are 'informed' are...
These are mostly sites that we use to either provide functionality or to display ads.
First, you're able to throw away a ton of those URLs because they are associated with basic site functionality.
- google.com - gstatic.com (part of google) - google.analytics - facebook.net (our 'like' buttons access facebook) - facebook.com (associated with facebook buttons) - fbcdn.net (associated with facebook buttons) - mt1.googleapis.com (our dropzone finder map uses this) - mt0.googleapis.com (our dropzone finder uses this too) - doubleclick.net (google ads) - googlesyndication.com (associated with google)
So you can already scrap those for basic site functionality.
Then there are things like adzerk.net and adtech. These are our advertising hosts, to understand how advertising works, is that we use a certain host and then they 'serve' us ads to use. And when they serve different ads from different sources, you will see those sources come up in that list too.
There is no 'selling out', the ads that we server are the exact same as most sites on the net.
Remember that as with any site that uses an ad host, we don't control every ad that gets displayed, but when we do locate an ad that is causing problems (load times, intrusive etc) we then contact the ad host and ask that they remove it from the inventory used for dropzone.com. You can go through our suggestions and bugs forums for evidence of this.
I can assure you that our ad serving is very regular and on par with most other sites out there (excluding massive multi-billion dollar corporations).
(This post was edited by Meso on Jan 27, 2013, 11:25 AM)
Perhaps some misunderstanding exists as to what the domains that are 'informed' are...
These are mostly sites that we use to either provide functionality or to display ads.
First, you're able to throw away a ton of those URLs because they are associated with basic site functionality.
- google.com - gstatic.com (part of google) - google.analytics - facebook.net (our 'like' buttons access facebook) - facebook.com (associated with facebook buttons) - fbcdn.net (associated with facebook buttons) - mt1.googleapis.com (our dropzone finder map uses this) - mt0.googleapis.com (our dropzone finder uses this too) - doubleclick.net (google ads) - googlesyndication.com (associated with google)
So you can already scrap those for basic site functionality.
Then there are things like adzerk.net and adtech. These are our advertising hosts, to understand how advertising works, is that we use a certain host and then they 'serve' us ads to use. And when they serve different ads from different sources, you will see those sources come up in that list too.
There is no 'selling out', the ads that we server are the exact same as most sites on the net.
Remember that as with any site that uses an ad host, we don't control every ad that gets displayed, but when we do locate an ad that is causing problems (load times, intrusive etc) we then contact the ad host and ask that they remove it from the inventory used for dropzone.com. You can go through our suggestions and bugs forums for evidence of this.
I can assure you that our ad serving is very regular and on par with most other sites out there (excluding massive multi-billion dollar corporations).
I wish that facebook image on the left would go away Takes forever to load I gotta wait on it all the time
Meso
Administrator
Jan 31, 2013, 6:58 AM
Post #6 of 9
(265 views)
Shortcut
We could look into possibly doing something about that if it affects usability.
Though it shouldn't have any effect on the page load, it should load last, while the rest of the site is already loaded and usable, you shouldn't have to wait for it to load before you're able to click links or anything...
If that isn't the case, let me know and we can try look into it. But for me, I often continue to click on links and reply to messages before the facebook button has finished loading.
We could look into possibly doing something about that if it affects usability.
Though it shouldn't have any effect on the page load, it should load last, while the rest of the site is already loaded and usable, you shouldn't have to wait for it to load before you're able to click links or anything...
If that isn't the case, let me know and we can try look into it. But for me, I often continue to click on links and reply to messages before the facebook button has finished loading.
I do not see this problem at home using Firefox
I have IE 8 at work and this is where I see it
It locks up the page until the facebood window is fully loaded
Dropzone-dot-com Insight.png
dropzone-dot-com-cant-even-scroll-halfway-WTF.dib
