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Off-topic: That website sets font size in `vw` (viewport width percentage). This is horrible: Text is way too large on maximized desktop browsers, and zooming t
by blauditore 9y ago
Off-topic: That website sets font size in `vw` (viewport width percentage). This is horrible: Text is way too large on maximized desktop browsers, and zooming the page doesn't change that, but only causes a weird jump in position.
- pmontra 9y agoWorse than that: if I make the window narrow it displays some 40 lines, if I maximize it displays 20. The expected behavior is that the font size is independent from the width of the window, exactly as on HN and any other site. What's the purpose of making text small, punishing readers for not maximizing the site? :-) Seriously, it could be a way to make text flow into a smaller column, but there is no need to make text smaller. HN reflows and keeps the same font size.