Dear WalesOnline 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿, Your website is an utterly appalling user experience. In your parent company’s never-ending quest to make money, your journalism has been rendered unreadable. Yours, Man with headache

@FenellaBowden @WalesOnline A reply! In short: we know it’s a tough user experience on mobile, we are sorry, we hope it will be improving soon! Genuinely thank you for supporting our journalism in the mean time.

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@WalesOnline I never click on @WalesOnline or @northwaleslive links. The signal-to-noise ratio is just not worth the effort.

@WalesOnline Reminds me of this from a few years ago. No improvements in that time.

@WalesOnline It is absolutely awful.

@WalesOnline It’s a turn off for so many. It’s even difficult to read the ads which I suspect are only seen as an annoyance to most. Don’t they realise that cutting down their clutter by 90% will actually increase revenues and readers. More equals less.

@WalesOnline Totally unreadable!!

@WalesOnline Never read any of their articles because of it, it's not worth the effort of trying to manoeuvre around the site.

@WalesOnline Seconded. Motion carried.

@WalesOnline It's every news site.

@WalesOnline Reach journalism? Trainee media students typing out lists from the Internet - Top 10 most visited Welsh castles etc boringly etc.

@WalesOnline Cytuno ar borwr! Mae’r ap tipyn gwell a haws ei ddefnyddio. Dwi ond yn defnyddio’r ap erbyn hyn.

@WalesOnline Amen to this. I don’t read WalesOnline in general but just followed a link with to the interview with Minty and oh my days my eyes! Click bait central.

@WalesOnline I said exactly the same this evening! Hideous ux

@WalesOnline I hear that Apple uses the WalesOnline website to stress test iPhone batteries. 😉

@WalesOnline Totally agree. Unreadable.

@WalesOnline Could not agree more. I don't click on any @WalesOnline articles anymore, it's just a nightmare with endless pop-ups and advertising.

You could try ‘reader mode’ in your browser - alternatively, the authors could just turn ads off for their own articles to help the readers experience, they just choose not to! 🤦🏻‍♂️

@WalesOnline At the top of the page near the browser there’s AA. Press it. Select reader mode takes all adds and such away so it’s slightly easier to read

@WalesOnline Same with the @northwaleslive Daily Post, total garbage

@WalesOnline So bad - like going back to 90s dial up with all the ad pop ups

@WalesOnline Totally agree👍

@WalesOnline It used to be that the mobile version was marginally more readable than the desktop version (which is unusable) but now the mobile version is just as bad

@WalesOnline @NationCymru much better 👍

@WalesOnline Totally agree Owen given up myself its crazy!

@WalesOnline Breaks my eyes, my brain and my heart … in that order.

@WalesOnline Yep, @EDP24 and @EveningNews equally challenging.

@WalesOnline Been a rag for decades. Sent press releases with deliberate incorrect fact. Got it printed no questions asked.

@WalesOnline Absolutely awful experience - I just ignore anything from @WalesOnline as it’s impossible to read without clicking on useless irrelevant adverts - worst UE ever.

@WalesOnline

@WalesOnline A lot of journalistic sites are so dependent on ad revenue, you can barely see the news; maybe one little box with a paragraph.

@WalesOnline The app is much better. The website is utterly appalling

@WalesOnline It’s an English media outlet that serves to divide people, especially in Wales. I never click the articles.

@WalesOnline It's completely unusable by any decent spec computer or mobile

@WalesOnline Agree. I don’t bother with it anymore

@WalesOnline You’re better off just following Hayward on here