The Core

The article is badly written and the author does go on about mobile sites, but the way I read it, it seems to apply to all sites. 

In any event, whatever puts a damper on pop ups and interstatials I'm all for.

> based in Los Angeles

Can't get safer than that.  Wait...

Called "Fuchsia" (you can't make this stuff up) the OS could be a combination of Android and Chrome or then maybe not.

http://www.androidheadlines.com/2016/08/google-may-new-os-called-fuchsia-works.html

They better hurry, while W10 is still screwed up.

You can't. I'm ignoring ALL sports, so I need you to critique WP bots.

They ought to do okay - it's just sports scores which are pretty cut and dried, not like news which you have to make up.  hhhh

Thanks for the tip, I will autoignore WashPost Olympic articles. 

Remember way back to the First Internet Bubble, when Internet companies started going down suddenly they ignored their own TOS and started email spamming their own users and some even sold off users emails to third parties despite their privacy policies?  That became sort of a early warning sign to me that a company was getting desperate.

So now, suddenly, Yahoo is sending me emails out of the blue.  I've never subscribed to any Yahoo marketing emails. Got one, unsubscribed promptly, now I get another.  I've used Yahoo mail since at least 2000 and this is a first.  Can't say I've ever read all the fine print in the latest TOS but I'm sure they have the right to do this, but it just seems odd. 

Anyone else seeing this?

> Worst

I thought the same thing, but I remembered it.

>Duck-Ducked

I'm gonna steal borrow that!  Thanks.

If it breaks Google's monopoly on search and ads then I'm for it.