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what version/browser?

• speeder 14y ago
  Dolphin Lite but also happens on default android browser (Android 2.3) It happens in a lot of sites, I wonder what it is that people do that cause that.
  • lbotos 14y ago
    This is the line that does it: <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1, maximum-scale=1" user-scalable="no">
    • barbs 14y ago
      Is this fixed in later versions of Android?
      • DCoder 14y ago
        What's there to fix? The tag says "you cannot zoom this site to levels less than 1.0 or more than 1.0", the browser complies. I'm not proud of it, but I've used this very approach to fix a stupid bug in iOS Safari - rotating the device without this zoom lock changed the zoom in ridiculous ways.
        • barbs 14y ago
          Why should that stop you from scrolling the screen?
          • DCoder 14y ago
            That tag can stop you from scrolling sideways because it also says "the width of this document should be the same as the width of the device", killing all horizontal scrolling. It shouldn't affect vertical scroll though, unless height is constrained through some other styling rules.
    • Evbn 14y ago
      Aka, the <fuckyou> tag, which is the standard for declaring that the designer cares more about how it looks on their own machine than letting readers consume the content
      • kibibu 14y ago
        Some of it may be explained by early editions of the HTML5 Boilerplate "best practices". See: https://github.com/h5bp/html5-boilerplate/blob/ed906cfb1b4299d0a7de1524c9d2ae499f33dac0/index.html https://github.com/h5bp/html5-boilerplate/blob/ed906cfb1b429...
      • regularfry 14y ago
        Ah, I wonder if that's why I can't scroll with the keyboard in Firefox.