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If you leave zoom enabled on mobile, then the browser tries to handle double-tap-to-zoom, which adds a surprisingly large delay to all taps while it waits to se
by es7 4y ago
If you leave zoom enabled on mobile, then the browser tries to handle double-tap-to-zoom, which adds a surprisingly large delay to all taps while it waits to see if there is a second tap coming. This makes websites feel sluggish and unresponsive.
Is there a good way to get lightning-fast response times to tap events without disabling zoom in 2022?
- aeternum 4y agoYes, this is really why most mobile sites disable it (at least it's the primary reason I do). Latency matters a lot and everyone taps, not everyone zooms.
- eyelidlessness 4y agoCSS one liner: a, button, .etc { touch-action: manipulation; }