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Website is unfortunately unusable on mobile. The decided to disable zoom, and the right side of the tree font size is about 2px high. I've got good eyes but no
by mfkp 8y ago
Website is unfortunately unusable on mobile. The decided to disable zoom, and the right side of the tree font size is about 2px high. I've got good eyes but no amount of squinting is going to make that happen.
- tareqak 8y agoI can zoom in on the diagram fine on iOS 12.2 Safari (just another data point).
- pimlottc 8y agoI cannot on same (iPhone SE)
- NowThenGoodBad 8y agoSame here with same OS version.
- nxc18 8y agoIt, interestingly, is browser specific. Safari can zoom, chrome can't. I've been annoyed by chrome's zoom behavior, so this is a delightful find. Thanks!
- londons_explore 8y agoSafari ignores directives by the website to disable zoom. Lots of site owners disable zoom because they think they know best when it comes to content-size. Disabling zoom also makes the site slightly more responsive because when a touch occurs, the browser doesn't have to wait a few hundred milliseconds to see if a 2nd finger is going to be touched to start a zoom action.
- kalleboo 8y ago> Safari ignores directives by the website to disable zoom. Yep, as of iOS 10 https://webkit.org/blog/7367/new-interaction-behaviors-in-ios-10/ https://webkit.org/blog/7367/new-interaction-behaviors-in-io... And thank god for that, there were so many sites that disabled zoom for seemingly no reason, and somehow it was always the ones with tiny text or images.
- mfkp 8y agoAndroid Chrome can't zoom at all (anywhere on site, or on chart).
- mellosouls 8y agoSettings > Accessibility > Force enable zoom
- quietbritishjim 8y agoYou can if you turn on the "desktop site" option (in the menu in the top right). I believe this works for all sites.
- abdusco 8y agoYou can force enable zoom on all pages in accessibility settings
- aerique 8y agoSame here on Sailfish XA2 with Firefox running on Android emulation so I don't know WTF the OP is using ;-)
- deleted 8y ago[deleted]
- mfkp 8y agoWorkaround: you can click the 3 dots to the left of the chart to download a PNG file and then zoom in (but then of course it's not clickable).
- ShorsHammer 8y agoThis website is a blank white screen on desktop for me. Perhaps the author can display some partial reason why I should enable JS on this particular domain?
- djpilot 8y ago"To render the diagram" is a pretty good reason.
- ShorsHammer 8y agoHow am I meant to know that from a white screen? Complain on HN?
- vanderZwan 8y agoBecause it's a webside dedicated to writing interactive data-visualizations with tools like d3.js with an iPython-style notebook interface. Programmability is the whole point.
- ShorsHammer 8y agoAre you claiming that absolutely no content is possible to show here without js enabled? Not even a sentence like yours? I wouldn't have had a clue without asking. It's basic web courtesy.
- stared 8y agoFor a static diagram (a small version, no sibreddits), see: https://www.reddit.com/r/dataisbeautiful/comments/bc6kpw/oc_tree_of_reddit_sex_life/ https://www.reddit.com/r/dataisbeautiful/comments/bc6kpw/oc_...
- ShorsHammer 8y agoCheers, that's great.
- hellllllllooo 8y agoIn chrome Android click the checkbox under the 3 dots menu labeled "Desktop site". Pinch to zoom works then.
- stared 8y agoThanks for this feedback. Yet, there is little I can fix. It is in ObservableHQ (http://observablehq.com/ http://observablehq.com/), with all of its pros and cons.