The new design preserves the basic feel of MacRumors but brings improved "standards" compliance and improved site navigation. Raw HTML file sizes should also be reduced.
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MacRumors' Forums will also see a major version upgrade in the future at which time the forum style will be brought into line with the new design.
A few things to note:
- Ad free 'contributors' version will be functional shortly. - Permanent story links can now be found by clicking on the Article Titles. - Forums will follow. - Should look much better on PDAs and CellPhones - Article ratings are temporarily absent... they will return - The top header area may seem somewhat empty when smaller ads appear
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