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I can zoom in on the diagram fine on iOS 12.2 Safari (just another data point).

• pimlottc 8y ago
  I cannot on same (iPhone SE)
  • stared 8y ago
    I have an iPhone SE with Safari, and it works.
    • pimlottc 8y ago
      My goodness, you're right, I was using Chrome blush Zooming is working for me in iOS Safari as well.
• NowThenGoodBad 8y ago
  Same here with same OS version.
• nxc18 8y ago
  It, 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 ago
    Safari 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 ago
  Android Chrome can't zoom at all (anywhere on site, or on chart).
  • mellosouls 8y ago
    Settings > Accessibility > Force enable zoom
  • quietbritishjim 8y ago
    You 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 ago
    You can force enable zoom on all pages in accessibility settings
• aerique 8y ago
  Same here on Sailfish XA2 with Firefox running on Android emulation so I don't know WTF the OP is using ;-)