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As soon as I read the headline on the frontpage, I came here to search for a mention of flexbox. It's the only non-deprecated browser that only supports the fi
by dictum 9y ago
As soon as I read the headline on the frontpage, I came here to search for a mention of flexbox.
It's the only non-deprecated browser that only supports the first draft of the flexbox spec. There's no workaround for the lack of flex-wrap — you have to assume it's a small mobile device and arrange items on a single axis.
- superkuh 9y ago>you have to assume it's a small mobile device and arrange items on a single axis. Is there really no other way to detect if it's desktop? It seems like screen aspect ratio would be easy. Mobile sites look terrible on desktop browsers if they work at all. The one I encounter all the time is Firefox's add-on site. Just because I don't have css-grid it forces mobile which makes things worse. I know people like myself are a tiny fraction of a tiny fraction of users but we exist.