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> Apps increasingly don't bother testing for the 4" screen dimensions Yes that is actually an issue. Websites also seem to think people with small screens don'
by Jaxan 4y ago
> Apps increasingly don't bother testing for the 4" screen dimensions
Yes that is actually an issue. Websites also seem to think people with small screens don't exist.
I don't recognise the other problems. But you might be right that banking apps at some point will stop working.
- ajmurmann 4y agoA related problem: I started to notice an increasing number of websites or apps where there is some interactive element at the bottom that keeps getting hidden by navigation unless I actively keep dragging up. The Search bar here on HN is an example of this. It didn't happen till a year or so ago. Happens on my 14Pro and when on my wife's 14 Plus. Does anyone know what's up with that?
- vanilla_nut 4y agoPersonally I sort that under "miscellaneous Safari awfulness" since the Safari browser causes all sorts of seemingly random problems on all kinds of sites. Even more randomness when you add in Safari Extensions, which also randomly break on random sites at random (non-reproducible) times, in my experience. Alternative browsers on iOS can't come soon enough.
- ajmurmann 4y agoWeirdly, this also happens when preordering food on the Alaska airlines app. Maybe that's just a web view as well.
- nottorp 4y ago> Yes that is actually an issue. Websites also seem to think people with small screens don't exist. Umm if they assume everyone has a huge ass screen, why don't they actually put more info on it? I'm tired of sites with 5 words per screen.