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 | 1 | initial version | posted 2019-08-19 18:44:19 +0200 |
Option to manually hide/show browser address bar
Hello,
In some websites (ex. mobile version of the Office365 webmail), the address bar from the Jolla browser doesn't ever hide. This is an issue because the menus (email, calendar, tasks, ...) are located at the bottom of the interface.
This basically means that the website is not usable in the Jolla Browser.
A solution would be to implement the possibility to manually force the hide/show of the address bar with a gesture.
Regards.
Guillaume
| | 2 | No.2 Revision |
Option to manually hide/show browser address bar
Hello,
In some websites (ex. mobile version of the Office365 webmail), the address bar from the Jolla browser doesn't ever hide. This is an issue because the menus (email, calendar, tasks, ...) are located at the bottom of the interface.
This basically means that the website is not usable in the Jolla Browser.
A solution would be to implement the possibility to manually force the hide/show of the address bar with a gesture.
Regards.
Guillaume
| | 3 | No.3 Revision |
Option to manually hide/show browser address barNative Browser | Address bar bug.renders websites unsable
Hello,
In some websites (ex. mobile version of the Office365 webmail), the address bar from the Jolla browser doesn't ever hide. This is an issue because the menus (email, calendar, tasks, ...) are located at the bottom of the interface.
This basically means that the website is not usable in the Jolla Browser.
A solution would be to implement the possibility to manually force the hide/show of the address bar with a gesture.
Regards.
Guillaume
| | 4 | No.4 Revision |
Native Browser | Address bar bug.renders bug renders websites unsable
Hello,
In some websites (ex. mobile version of the Office365 webmail), the address bar from the Jolla browser doesn't ever hide. This is an issue because the menus (email, calendar, tasks, ...) are located at the bottom of the interface.
This basically means that the website is not usable in the Jolla Browser.
A solution would be to implement the possibility to manually force the hide/show of the address bar with a gesture.
Regards.
Guillaume
| | 5 | No.5 Revision |
Native Browser | Address bar bug renders websites unsableunusable
Hello,
In some websites (ex. (e.g. mobile version of the Office365 webmail), the address bar from the Jolla browser doesn't ever hide. This is an issue because the menus (email, calendar, tasks, ...) are located at the bottom of the interface.
This basically means that the website is not usable in the Jolla Browser.
A solution would be to implement the possibility to manually force the hide/show of the address bar with a gesture.
Regards.
Guillaume
| | 6 | retagged |
Native Browser | Address bar bug renders websites unusable
Hello,
In some websites (e.g. mobile version of the Office365 webmail), the address bar from the Jolla browser doesn't ever hide. This is an issue because the menus (email, calendar, tasks, ...) are located at the bottom of the interface.
This basically means that the website is not usable in the Jolla Browser.
A solution would be to implement the possibility to manually force the hide/show of the address bar with a gesture.
Regards.
Guillaume