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Normally I don't think companies should focus on making tablet specific versions of their site (normal desktop pages work just fine), but Facebook relies too he
by ChrisLTD 15y ago
Normally I don't think companies should focus on making tablet specific versions of their site (normal desktop pages work just fine), but Facebook relies too heavily on Javascript for the limited power of today's tablets.
Edit: I have an iPad version 1
- msh 15y agoHuh? Fb works just fine in my iPad browser (except for the flash games, but that's not related to java script).
- ChrisLTD 15y agoThe AJAX content loads were slow, the action buttons were too small and easy to hit by mistake, and I don't recall pinching and zooming being smooth either.
- msh 15y agoI have a iPad 2, maybe that does the speed difference, I don't have speed issues and pinch to zoom is smooth.
- hellweaver666 15y agoThe worst part about the web app for me is the amount of 'mystery meat' navigation that's invisible unless you hover over it - something we don't have on Tablets. The hover state usually appears if you click on the area, but that requires you to know that it exists first.