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Would be way easier to experiment with if there were some `analog knobs' -- for example sliders -- next to input boxes. Otherwise pretty cool :-)

• franze 15y ago
  well, did you use it via a mobile device (iphone, ipad, android)? because it does have these 'knobs', implemented via the <input type="range" > element (which is not supported yet in ipad, iphone, ... - i think)
  • dexen 15y ago
    Firefox 4.0.1 on X11/Linux here @_@ (and Konqueror 4.5.5) If you have an important feature that does not work in majority of browsers out there, you could at least inform about it. Best would be standards-compliant JS+DOM implentation... // tbh., I'm getting pissed with the kaleidoscope of proprietary browser features that are `hip/cool/trendy/whatever' among browser vendors those days
    • franze 15y ago
      as with the most things in HTML5 ... it fails gracefully. knobs for webkit and other browsers which support the range-type. normale input type boxes for everyone else. but yeah, there would be better ways to handle this.