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Not to mention that that fixed elements are just-plain broken in the Android browser. They don't attach to the edges of the viewport (which would be bad for the
by spiralganglion 15y ago
Not to mention that that fixed elements are just-plain broken in the Android browser. They don't attach to the edges of the viewport (which would be bad for the reasons you outlined) — they simply sit in whatever position they are given when the page first renders (which is also bad because it often covers content you'd like to see, or interact with).
- ricardobeat 15y agoUsed to be like that on iOS. On iOS5 they attach to the viewport but zoom "normally", destroying most sites where they're used.