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In Safari on mobile you have the opposite problem - it’s too large for the display and there’s no way to make it smaller (or full screen). I kind of assumed th
by chrismeller 7y ago
In Safari on mobile you have the opposite problem - it’s too large for the display and there’s no way to make it smaller (or full screen).
I kind of assumed that was intentional, since the lifeguard can’t make it full screen or zoom in either. :)
- xenocratus 7y ago... for them it is already full screen and way better resolution