approach to how these apps are discovered and installed by users given the
different user expectations on mobile vs. desktop.
What exactly are the these differing expectations?
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I would like to point out that at least on Chrome OS, the font scale does
not affect the display scale. Personally I consider that to be the correct
behavior.
The argument that scaling only the size of text but not zooming the page
would cause issues due to developers hardcoding UI elements con
May I ask why? I've tried out the flagged implementation on Chrome OS, and
I think it is a pretty nice UI paradigm. I don't see any technical reason
it shouldn't be available on other platforms.
On Monday, May 6, 2024 at 10:30:58 AM UTC-4 Brett Wilson wrote:
> On Mon, May 6, 2024 at 3:02 AM Yoa
Could someone elaborate on why this won't be implemented for Android? It
seems like a very useful thing to have, especially considering that the
biggest amount of users with low end hardware who would stand to benefit
are on Android.
"Support on Android (incl. Android WebView) has been depriori
There are some new css properties included in MathML, correct? Then one
possibility for feature detection could be to provide developers the
ability to use CSS @supports inside print media stylesheets to determine
whether MathML is available in that context.
@supports (display: math) { /* or o
So the API will essentially be a useless lie to most websites. That's not
ideal in my opinion. It would be better to instead throw an error or not
expose the method so feature detection could work properly.
On Thursday, December 5, 2024 at 3:48:58 PM UTC-5 Chromestatus wrote:
> Contact emails r
Personally I'm not a fan of this idea of giving special performance boosts
to big properties like YouTube or Google Ads. That's creating an unfair
advantage over smaller players in the market. And I have to point out that
Google is currently under antitrust scrutiny for allegedly doing such.
On Tu
I've skimmed through these docs, and personally it seems like an
unnecessary feature.
The explainer says a considered alternative is
"font-size: medium would always be affected by the OS-level font scale."
with cons
"Sites are NOT built correctly and things that used to just look small
would now b
Not that it's a problem, but I was wondering, why doesn't this apply to
Android?
On Tuesday, June 10, 2025 at 10:58:56 PM UTC-4 lu...@microsoft.com wrote:
> Thank you API Owners for your kind consideration and thorough review. We
> will proceed with shipping.
>
> On Tuesday, June 10, 2025 at 7:
