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I hope I'm wrong, but it sounds like you're arguing against responsive webdesign. Any decent website should look exactly the same on the iPad and a desktop win
by thirdsun 8y ago
I hope I'm wrong, but it sounds like you're arguing against responsive webdesign.
Any decent website should look exactly the same on the iPad and a desktop window of equal size. If it doesn't, the developer rather than the browser is to blame.
- kkarakk 8y agothe problem is that most websites want things to look "exactly" a certain way and use responsive to hit you with this jackboot. it is genuinely painful to use some sites like reddit nowadays coz of the wasted space
- thirdsun 8y agoThere will always be different user expectations and, unfortunately, plain bad design decisions. Reddit's new design probably belongs in that category. I don't see how that is Safari's problem to solve. The original claim was that Safari on iOS isn't a "full" browser, which I can't agree with.