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It depends which device you use to look at it. It tends to adapt poorly on large screens or smartphones (at least the ones I use). And this is the primary reaso
by louhike 10y ago
It depends which device you use to look at it. It tends to adapt poorly on large screens or smartphones (at least the ones I use). And this is the primary reason to not use table AFAIK.
- TekMol 10y agoFor me, HN works better then 99% of all sites. On all of my devices. Desktop, tablet, phone. It always does exactly what I want it to do: Fill the whole window with content. So I can always resize the window to the exact size that is most comfortable for me. And it's blazingly fast.
- wmil 10y agoA few years ago HN's nested tables led to random font sizes on mobile. So there have definitely been problems in the past. But HN is also in a very unique position. It has 170 lines of CSS and thousands of talented web developers have inspected it for mobile problems. Every easy fix has been made. Most websites can't do that.
- carlob 10y ago> A few years ago HN's nested tables led to random font sizes on mobile. So there have definitely been problems in the past. That was actually a bug in Chrome, that was trying to be overly smart and changing font sizes aggressively.
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