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Yeah, it's Safari. And yes, if there is a web app that requires a hover or drag, you're kind of screwed. It's not often, but between the Flash issue and the les
by damoncali 16y ago
Yeah, it's Safari. And yes, if there is a web app that requires a hover or drag, you're kind of screwed. It's not often, but between the Flash issue and the less than awesome Javascript, and the lack of certain common ui elements (drag and hover), it's not all that uncommon to find problems with the iPad Safari.
But I'll take it, warts and all.
- lovskogen 16y agoI'd say it's the designer of the interface that hasn't taking a touch interface into consideration.