JD.com web version adds "Quick Verification". You need to log in to search for products.

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen Alejandro86 for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com September 8 news, Recently many CTOnews.com small partners feedback, Jingdong modified the experience of the web page end, Users need to log in account to carry out commodity search, Otherwise will pop up "Verify, Shopping worry-free" interface, Click "Quick verification" will jump to the login page, Forced to require users to log in.

This practice is not the first case, Taobao has restricted some content can only be logged in after access, such as the home page of the web version of the "guess you like" section, and from some pages into the product details page channel.

What's more, idle fish will directly shut down the web version, the official website only left a simple announcement "web version idle fish has stopped updating, please download mobile version idle fish, buying and selling idle more convenient."

Today, more and more platforms are directing primary users to App clients, which naturally includes considerations for building private domain traffic and skipping search engines directly.

However, there are also some platforms that have been extended from App to web pages in reverse. For example, Pianduo launched a simple version of the web page, which can only browse goods and need to place orders through mobile App.

In addition, small red book, chatter, etc. are online more complete version of the web page, even chatter also launched a shell PC version of the client.