Weibo client is in beta outside the chain "preload" function

@ Come and go and reveal on Weibo, "the client has done a small function, the quality of the external Web site is uneven, the link opening speed is sometimes very slow, now can be reduced to a task progress floating window, download the page can continue to brush Weibo, finished and then open the page ... This is quite useful. ”

36 Krypton and Weibo pm that simple chat about this function: ① users in the micro-blog, if the tweet has links, a linked button will appear on the right side; ② users can manually click on the link, and then the link will be automatically loaded, there will be a progress bar, to see the page load progress; ③ while loading the link, Users can continue to brush Weibo, do not have to stop to wait; ④ the function is still in the beta, the name is not sure, also not sure when the on-line.

Why do you add such a design? Mainly Weibo users in the brush feed stream, is a continuous reading habits, micro-blog in the chain of the expansion of the role of reading, but this will interrupt the user's reading action. By "preload" in such a way, to avoid users in the brush feed stream when the pause, and so provide a "coherent" experience.

Of course, this function is not new, before the Weico client also provides a similar function, video and web links after clicking, will be a new small window out of the load alone, users can continue to brush Weibo, do not have to stop and so on, but also a "coherent" experience.

In addition to enhancing the reading experience, I think through this "floating window" way, micro-blog can be used for different links to do some customized functions, such as media links can be optimized for reading, anyway, before the online media microblogging, if it is Taobao link, you can do to optimize the purchase, There is also a corresponding microblogging Taobao version.

However, the function is still in the beta, not sure when the official launch. Micro-blog PM said that the follow-up may be put some of the user's commonly used shortcuts to enter the function.