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Fix iOS Safari off canvas scaling issues #518
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This fixes the changes in the way Safari interprets zooming and overflow on objects. As Apple consider their changes to be the right way to do things, they probably aren’t going to be changing the behaviour any time soon.
This fixes the changes in the way Safari interprets zooming and overflow on objects. As Apple consider their changes to be the right way to do things, they probably aren’t going to be changing the behaviour any time soon.
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Thank you for bringing this up. I'd been searching for a fix but never came across For those wondering exactly what this fixes, see what happens in our Brooklyn theme when you close the navigation drawer (on iOS 9): With this fix, you get a nice smooth drawer closing: |
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Fix iOS Safari off canvas scaling issues
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@cshold Apple are apparently taking an ideological stand on how viewport overflows should work :/ |
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Chrome gives a little warning, but small price to pay for iOS to be happy.
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Yeah that seems like a small price to pay. Looks like it will be addressed in Chromium :) https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=569649 |
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This fixes the changes in the way Safari interprets zooming and overflow on objects. As Apple consider their changes to be the right way to do things, they probably aren’t going to be changing the behaviour any time soon.