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Wouldn't you just, best case, get this website? I have no issue with this website "as is": it loads in a desktop format on my iPhone and I can read it fine, no
by saurik 7y ago
Wouldn't you just, best case, get this website? I have no issue with this website "as is": it loads in a desktop format on my iPhone and I can read it fine, no horizontal scroll possible. If I consider the text too small, I can choose to zoom in on the column of text (by just double tapping it: no pinch zooming needed), and the gesture recognizer is good enough to make horizontal scrolling at that point require some "intention" (so just a little slop in either direction is ignored). I say "best case", because "worst case", without any kind of responsive design, you get something with a line length much wider than this and then the text would be so small that you couldn't read it zoomed in much less zoomed out and would actually be forced to scroll.
- p1necone 7y agoI'm with you on this. Mobile tailored versions of websites should be a bit better when you're on mobile, but I find that most of the time there's so much extra whitespace and wasted screen real estate (and sometimes missing features) that "request desktop site" gives me a better experience even on mobile for anything where I'm not just reading text.