The reason I saw many websites has a layout which requires a wide window

I visit many web sites and blogs.

To view a website and to edit something on the computer at the same time, my browser window is usually narrow.

I've noticed that many of those websites require wide window size or full screen.
When I view one of these sites in the narrow window size in which I work comfortably, I usually see the side scroll bar which tells there are contents beyond the right boundary of the browser window.

A site design which requires a wide window size looks inconvenient to me.
I wondered why many websites adopt such a design, and searched for the web.
The main reason is likely to the issue of the places for ads from which the sites get income.

Usability and income. The balance of these seems to me that many web designer are thinking of.

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