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Nice shout-out to HN there. The lack of Android lowers my interest in Vivaldi. If it hasn't happen already, I predict soon mobile will account for the majority
by whoopdedo 12y ago
Nice shout-out to HN there.
The lack of Android lowers my interest in Vivaldi. If it hasn't happen already, I predict soon mobile will account for the majority of web traffic. It's also a platform that still has a lot of room for new ideas. Most features for desktop browsers I think have already been explored.
- rplnt 12y ago> Most features for desktop browsers I think have already been explored. And then trashed by the likes of Chrome because they want to provide similar experience as on mobile. So mobile support is the last thing I look for in a desktop browser.
- Already__Taken 12y agoWe still just render pages into rectangles for one. Why can't I make an 'L' shape around my console for the tutorial I'm copying. Responsive design isn't done till I can do that.
- kagamine 12y agoWhile we are on the subject, can sites that include code samples not put them in those frames/boxes with the scroll bar? I realize that line shifts ruin the copy/paste experience but maybe just make your page wider than 450px on the main content. And don't get me started on vertical scrolling on the same, why are you (yes, you!) making me scroll the little box vertically? Are you running out of web-page paper? Ironic that so many tech bloggers have poor presentation of information on the web.
- william20111 12y agotab stacking in the images looks amazing. And its not been explored by the current browsers. Unless you are using a third party plugins that is..