On Mon, Nov 24, 2014 at 11:41 AM, Christian Mascher <christian.mascher@gmx.de> wrote:

Hi,

I went there in a recent chrome on a laptop with a fairly small screen and
there are some rendering issues that make some of the controls unusable.

I noticed the same with Nexus 7 (android) and firefox. On the desktop Ctrl + - usually makes things smaller and thus fit onto the screen (esp. editor right next to the world, so the controls below the world are visible), but on the android tablet that didn't help.

These tablets are just to small for all the information and even firefox is different compared to its desktop version.

From the beginning, my thinking was that anyone interested in doing some programming was going to use either a deskop or laptop with proper keyboard, etc., and thus a reasonably sized screen.

Should I review this basic hypothesis? If so, does anyone have an idea as to what minimum screen size I should be aiming to support? I'm not ever planning to target tiny screens for smartphones and the like ... but if only relatively small adjustements are needed to support "typical" tablets, I could look into it.

André

Christian

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