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If you use Safari to view a web page in landscape mode, is the majority of the left edge of the page just chopped off? Or did they make an exception for that,
by wlesieutre 9y ago
If you use Safari to view a web page in landscape mode, is the majority of the left edge of the page just chopped off?
Or did they make an exception for that, since most webpages are not specially designed for each and every device that Apple makes?
This is a weird UI problem and I'm looking forward to seeing how Apple addresses it in each of the built-in apps.
- saagarjha 9y agoNo, the text stays in the center portion only. The guidelines say that content covers the screen in landscape unless it’s text, in which case it’s inset.
- odbol_ 9y agoSo those stupid share icons on the side of news sites are going to be completely inaccessible?
- drewolbrich 9y agoIt looks like this: http://i.imgur.com/yXA0Reg.png http://i.imgur.com/yXA0Reg.png
- jpeg_hero 9y agoDone. I’m out. I’ve bought every top level upgrade for the last 10 years of upgrade cycles. But now I am out. No new “rose gold” status for me. :(
- addicted 9y agoWow that's messed up. I didn't realize it extended beyond video. On the plus side it's only gonna be an easy software upgrade to fox this for video and the web although it remains to be seen whether apple will accept they're wrong.