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I do, and it's fine. Not ideal (things like the vote arrows are hard to hit with fingers, as the most egregious example), but still vastly better than the aver
by yellowapple 3y ago
I do, and it's fine. Not ideal (things like the vote arrows are hard to hit with fingers, as the most egregious example), but still vastly better than the average "mobile" website.
I'm typing this comment on a third-party app (Hacki) I'm trying out for the first time, so that's another option.
- interestica 3y agoThe vote arrows -- if that's an essential part of the UI, why is it so bad? And text sizing for mobile varies greatly by mobile device -- why?
- bee_rider 3y agoOn iOS at least you can just change the text size in safari. HN respects the user setting. Sites that try to overdo their UI tend to screw this up somehow. The arrows could be better, but they aren’t actually an essential part of the site from an individual user point of view. They are there to help HN. If they decided that getting this help from mobile users isn’t a priority, that’s fine.