impress.js

Raised as a usability problem by 5 people on Hacker News over 5 years (2012–2016), in 3 threads.

People raised many different problems with impress.js, but no single problem has yet been raised by 3 people in 3 different months and threads.

Unreviewed issues were grouped by machine: Claude Haiku labelled each comment as a usability complaint, named what it's about and summed up the problem in a line, and a small model grouped similar problems. Nobody has checked them by hand. Expect mistakes.

The newest 5 complaints

Presentation shows an unsupported-device message on mobile Firefox and transitions are slow2016-07-03
No clear interface guides or docs; users must read source code to use it2016-07-03
Can't navigate presentations with the mouse2013-10-11
Each slide adds a browser history entry, so back/forward moves through slides unexpectedly2013-10-11
Back button steps through fake slide history instead of leaving the page2012-12-29