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Habrakat is a necessary and useful thing. But IMHO slightly flawed.
Now, before opening the article completely (click on read more), I remember what the last read paragraph looks like and its approximate meaning. After the page has opened (usually in a new tab) and rewound to an anchor, I lift it up with a little wheel and look at what I stopped at, because Some authors thrust habrakat not between paragraphs, and in its middle. But sometimes I don’t even immediately find the place where I stopped. Therefore it is necessary to “rummage” in the previously re-read text in order to take the article holistically.
I suggest the following thing: when the author puts a habrakat, the anchor is placed just above the place where it should have been (5-10 lines), and in front of the place of the real habrakat in the fields on the left to display the scissors icon. Very simple and straightforward.
Now, before opening the article completely (click on read more), I remember what the last read paragraph looks like and its approximate meaning. After the page has opened (usually in a new tab) and rewound to an anchor, I lift it up with a little wheel and look at what I stopped at, because Some authors thrust habrakat not between paragraphs, and in its middle. But sometimes I don’t even immediately find the place where I stopped. Therefore it is necessary to “rummage” in the previously re-read text in order to take the article holistically.
I suggest the following thing: when the author puts a habrakat, the anchor is placed just above the place where it should have been (5-10 lines), and in front of the place of the real habrakat in the fields on the left to display the scissors icon. Very simple and straightforward.
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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/40998/
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