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I'm a big fan of the double tap to zoom. The browser figures out the zoom level you want with surprising accuracy and if it is wrong, or you want something spec
by skizm 13y ago
I'm a big fan of the double tap to zoom. The browser figures out the zoom level you want with surprising accuracy and if it is wrong, or you want something specific you can always fall back to pinch zoom.
I'm sure I'll adjust but I do wish this was an opt in/out thing.
- jaffathecake 13y agoThis only affects mobile-optimsied sites where double-tap zoom is pretty useless. Is there a page you;d find broken with this new behaviour? We're open to use cases.
- skizm 13y ago> This only affects mobile-optimsied sites where double-tap zoom is pretty useless. Sweet. I was thinking mostly about non-mobile sites so then this works. The only thing I can think of (and this isn't very often) is maybe images. For example on the mobile Wikipedia site there is often an image at the top of an article that I will double tap to zoom into and then another double tap to revert to normal zoom level. Definitely not the typical use case but something to consider. Maybe only have the 300ms when the first tap is on an image that is not a link. Just spit-balling here. Either way if it is only for mobile optimized sites, I don't see this being a problem.