I wish to have a confirmation: on a real device with a 720 px screen width, if I set the viewport with this meta tag only (without any additional javascript like tizen-web-ui-fw.min.js):
…is the viewport’s width the same as in the emulator, ie. equal to 360px? And window.innerWidth === 360 ?
For information, in the simulator and emulator, I tried to fix different viewport sizes in the meta with width=whatever, with and without the tizen-web-ui-fw.min.js script, I never saw any change. The only way I found to change the viewport is to modify the scale value: 1 = 360px, 0.5 = 720px and 2 = 180px.
Again, I want to be really sure it’s the real device behavior.
Real device viewport tag behavior
Hi there!
I wish to have a confirmation: on a real device with a 720 px screen width, if I set the viewport with this meta tag only (without any additional javascript like tizen-web-ui-fw.min.js):
…is the viewport’s width the same as in the emulator, ie. equal to 360px? And window.innerWidth === 360 ?
For information, in the simulator and emulator, I tried to fix different viewport sizes in the meta with width=whatever, with and without the tizen-web-ui-fw.min.js script, I never saw any change. The only way I found to change the viewport is to modify the scale value: 1 = 360px, 0.5 = 720px and 2 = 180px.
Again, I want to be really sure it’s the real device behavior.
Thank you in advance!
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