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I know your question was rhetorical but I'll answer it. Its actually terrible to read on a wide monitor. If you were to give the content a max-width with some
by devmunchies 10y ago
I know your question was rhetorical but I'll answer it.
Its actually terrible to read on a wide monitor. If you were to give the content a max-width with some gutters its easier for your eyes to follow the lines. I always start reading a line that I just read! I'm talking about adding less than 10 lines of CSS, nothin major.
- jlarocco 10y agoProtip: You can resize the browser window.
- mcbits 10y agoAnd then resize it again when you switch to a different tab. Or I guess you could pop every tab out to its own window like it's 2003.
- supergreg 10y agoThat's easier to fix. Just resize your window. Heck, if you use Firefox you can just press ctrl+alt+m for a mobile-like view without resizing the window.
- mtanski 10y agoI'm writing this on a 21:9 monitor. Code on one side, documentation on the other.
- fulafel 10y agoIt's puzzling that browser defaults are still so bad at this.
- marvy 10y agoAnnoying, but not puzzling. Nobody wants to break old sites that rely on the old defaults.