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As a mobile app developer who has several Android phones, and several iOS devices, I can verify that the Web does in fact look the same on Android devices as it
by SomeCallMeTim 15y ago
As a mobile app developer who has several Android phones, and several iOS devices, I can verify that the Web does in fact look the same on Android devices as it does on iOS.
Except when the page uses Flash, of course, at which point it looks better on an Android 2.2 device, since then I can at least see it. Not that I think Flash should ever be used to put up a normal web site, but it's going to be a while before we get rid of Flash from the web. If it ever happens. Some sites from the '90s are still up, complete with heavy use of the "blink" tag, after all...
And to be fair, the zoom pinch "feels" better on iOS than on some Android devices, probably because their touch screen works a bit better than some older Android touch screens. Apple's hardware quality control IS good for something.
- johnbender 15y agoAs mentioned above, prior to 3.x border-radius was visually broken.
- SomeCallMeTim 15y agoHmm...on my 2.1 test phone, I just rendered this page: http://www.red-team-design.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/awesome-css3-buttons.html http://www.red-team-design.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/aw... here: http://imgur.com/FDsdZ http://imgur.com/FDsdZ and here: http://imgur.com/WoMOf http://imgur.com/WoMOf It looks substantially similar on my 2.3.3 phone, too. I see that when it's small, it's messed up. Bummer. I guess I wait for >=3.x to be the dominant platform before using CSS for my WebView buttons. :(