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To be fair, modern web design often maxes out at 1920p of screen width, often even narrower. You just lose whitespace.
by littlecranky67 4y ago
To be fair, modern web design often maxes out at 1920p of screen width, often even narrower. You just lose whitespace.
- chrismorgan 4y agoThough it depends on how you use your screen: if you like to tile windows horizontally, it takes more of your space. Tree Style Tab has a keyboard shortcut, F1 by default, to toggle its sidebar panel, and when I’m tiling side-by-side I often use it to close the tab bar for the moment. I’ve been surprised just how many pages are at least a little broken at 618px wide (what I get for two windows side-by-side, with the sidebar open)—I expected it to be rare, but while it’s not the norm, it’s hardly rare.