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Leaving stuff like this to be interpreted by the User-Agent is simply a tragedy.
by Traubenfuchs 4y ago
Leaving stuff like this to be interpreted by the User-Agent is simply a tragedy.
- urbandw311er 4y agoI dunno… I kind of miss the days when every site wasn’t statically pixel perfect and text just sorta flowed around and did something sensible based on your browser window size, zoom level, etc. It allowed people to focus on the content over the presentation. But I can also understand the apprehension —- it feels like a recipe for arbitrary fragmentation.
- pornel 4y agoThis is why I have "Best viewed in Netscape 800x600" button on my page.
- runarberg 4y agoI wonder if it is acceptable now because this is bound to be pretty dynamic across viewport sizes and resolutions. So perhaps they are allowing browsers to pick an algorithm they find best suited. Changing the algorithm afterwards will probably not break anything that wouldn’t be broken by a user shrinking their window.