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"Mobile devices are currently unsupported." What, exactly, is there to support? Is your site Flash or java based? If so, that's a decision that should be reco
by geuis 14y ago
"Mobile devices are currently unsupported."
What, exactly, is there to support?
Is your site Flash or java based? If so, that's a decision that should be reconsidered.
Assuming its html and js like most other sites, it turns out my phone has a perfectly capable and modern browser on it. Indeed, I'm using it right now to leave this very critique.
Don't tell the user they can't do something because their browser "isn't supported". Of course their browser is supported if its anything made in the last 4 years.
I'm hypothesizing you think you need some dumbed down "optimized" mobile experience. That might be a nice thing to have down the road, but is absolutely no reason to put up a wall when you're trying to launch.
- riffraff 14y agoI don't know what it is, but there is something requiring a plugin as the first item in the page, I imagine they may be thinking of that kind of things (videos, audio)
- sebastianmck 14y agoSorry about that. I've deployed a fix that removes the mobile block. It seems to work fine on the Android browser, but on iOS if you zoom in any further than the default zoom level then the sidebar floats and gets in the way of the content. We'll work on fixing that, but at least you're now able to access the basic content.
- aidos 14y agoThat's an issue on narrower desktop browsers too (for me in Chrome at least). Kudos though, it looks really nice!
- geuis 14y agoLooks great (again from a phone). Couple of minor things: you can't swipe to the top to expose the address bar, close button on overlays doesn't seem to work, changing options like Safe to Show only change if you hit them twice and the page reloads. There's some zooming issues, but those are minor. Ready liking the content. I do bread baking as a hobby and the first thing I saw was a time lapse dough rising. Very cool.