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This just seems like a matter of preference to me. It works on iOS pretty much just like it works on a desktop. It may be that some iOS users would prefer the n
by powrtoch 15y ago
This just seems like a matter of preference to me. It works on iOS pretty much just like it works on a desktop. It may be that some iOS users would prefer the native UI, but you could say the same for some desktop users (particularly keyboard-wary ones). I certainly wouldn't call anything "broken".
- philfreo 15y agoIt's broken. When I tapped it the element the dropdown part of it didn't come up on the screen. The only way to scroll inside it is to do the 2 finger scroll, which 90% of users wouldn't know how to do (since normally you do a 1 finger). On the desktop the element still feels like a <select>. On the iPhone it feels nothing at all like a <select>
- richbradshaw 15y agoI believe that on iOS5, the 2 finger scroll has been removed and replaced with a 1 finger one.