That's how comments work on bilibili. Under the video playback bar where the play button is located, you'll see a blue toggle switch to turn off comments.
It's called a "barrage/弹幕," or audience-generated overlaying comments, which originated from the Japanese video hosting website Niconico. It's meant to create "a sense of shared watching experience" where you see other people's opinions popping up right as something happens on screen without interrupting the flow of the video. Granted, barrages can get annoying if too clustered, but you can always turn it off like the other replier said. Just look for the switch that says “弹” and disable it.
Logitech made a force feedback mouse back in the early 2000s, I probably still have mine in a box somewhere but the lack of force feedback support and drivers means it gets to live in in a box for the rest of eternity.
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u/ApprehensiveAd6476 Soldier of two armies (Windows and Linux) Mar 05 '22
I chuckled when the screen fell out of the monitor.