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The W3 does not particularly encourage unifying units of length.

http://www.w3.org/Style/Examples/007/units.en.html

The W3 does not particularly encourage unifying units of length.

http://www.w3.org/Style/Examples/007/units.en.html

The W3 does not particularly encourage unifying units of length.

The Jolla phone would set itself apart if it enabled a browser configuration option to honour scaling of measurements given in CSS where a cm on screen was exactly that. The screen dimensions and pixel-to-length-units on display are not accurate.

The option would be off by default because the setting would change the way some HTML/CSS displays - but much content would be unaffected. The advantage of turning the option on is that it less me create local web pages on the device that fit my needs. I can emulate pulley menu behaviour in the browser. It would possibly also become easier to add in a scale display during zoom action, actions, using the user-configured scale (cm, in, %, px, etc).

http://www.w3.org/Style/Examples/007/units.en.html

The W3 does not particularly encourage unifying units of length.

The Jolla phone would set itself apart if it enabled a browser configuration option to honour scaling of measurements given in CSS where a cm on screen was exactly that. The screen dimensions and pixel-to-length-units on display are not accurate.

The option would be off by default because the setting would change the way some HTML/CSS displays - but much content would be unaffected. The advantage of turning the option on is that it less me create local web pages on the device that fit my needs. I can emulate pulley menu behaviour in the browser. It would possibly also become easier to add in a scale display during zoom actions, using the user-configured scale (cm, in, %, px, etc).

http://www.w3.org/Style/Examples/007/units.en.html

The W3 does not particularly encourage unifying units of length.

The Jolla phone would set itself apart if it enabled a browser configuration option to honour scaling of measurements given in CSS where a cm on screen was exactly that. The screen dimensions and pixel-to-length-units on display are not accurate.

The option would be off by default because the setting would change the way some HTML/CSS displays - but much content would be unaffected. The advantage of turning the option on is that it less lets me create local web pages on the device that fit my needs. I can emulate pulley menu behaviour in the browser. It would possibly also become easier to add in a scale display during zoom actions, using the user-configured scale (cm, in, %, px, etc).

http://www.w3.org/Style/Examples/007/units.en.html

The W3 does not particularly encourage unifying units of length.

The Jolla phone would set itself apart if it enabled a browser configuration option to honour scaling of measurements given in CSS where a cm on screen was exactly that. The screen dimensions and pixel-to-length-units on display are not accurate.

The option would be off by default because the setting would change the way some HTML/CSS displays - but much content would be unaffected. The advantage of turning the option on is that it lets me create local web pages on the device that fit my needs. I can emulate pulley menu behaviour in the browser. It would possibly also become easier to add in a scale display during zoom actions, using the user-configured scale (cm, in, %, px, etc).

http://www.w3.org/Style/Examples/007/units.en.html

The W3 does not particularly encourage unifying units of length.

The Jolla phone would set itself apart if it enabled a browser configuration option to honour scaling of measurements given in CSS where a cm on screen was exactly that. The screen dimensions and pixel-to-length-units on display are not accurate.

The option would be off by default because the setting would change the way some HTML/CSS displays - but much content would be unaffected. The advantage of turning the option on is that it lets me create local web pages on the device that fit my needs. I can emulate pulley menu behaviour in the browser. It would possibly also become easier to add in a scale display during zoom actions, using the user-configured scale (cm, in, %, px, etc).

http://www.w3.org/Style/Examples/007/units.en.html

The W3 does not particularly encourage unifying units of length.

The Jolla phone would set itself apart if it enabled a browser configuration option to honour scaling of measurements given in CSS where a cm on screen was exactly that. The screen dimensions and pixel-to-length-units on display are not accurate.

The option would be off by default because the setting would change the way some HTML/CSS displays - but much content would be unaffected. The advantage of turning the option on is that it lets me create local web pages on the device that fit my needs. I can emulate pulley menu behaviour in the browser. It would possibly also become easier to add in a scale display during zoom actions, using the user-configured scale (cm, in, %, px, etc).

http://www.w3.org/Style/Examples/007/units.en.html

The W3 does not particularly encourage unifying units of length.

The Jolla phone would set itself apart if it enabled a browser configuration option to honour scaling of measurements given in CSS where a cm on screen was exactly that. The screen dimensions and pixel-to-length-units on display are not accurate.

The option would be off by default because the setting would change the way some HTML/CSS displays - but much content would be unaffected. The advantage of turning the option on is that it lets me create local web pages on the device that fit my needs. I can emulate pulley menu behaviour in the browser. It would possibly also become easier to add in a scale display during zoom actions, using the user-configured scale (cm, in, %, px, etc).

This may not do much of use on a projector screen image, but on a Jolla screen, whose dimensions are known, it could be helpful.

http://www.w3.org/Style/Examples/007/units.en.html

The W3 does not particularly encourage unifying units of length.

The Jolla phone would set itself apart if it enabled a browser configuration option to honour scaling of measurements given in CSS where a cm on screen was exactly that. The screen dimensions and pixel-to-length-units on display are not accurate.

The option would be off by default because the setting would change the way some HTML/CSS displays - but much content would be unaffected. The advantage of turning the option on is that it lets me create local web pages on the device that fit my needs. I can emulate pulley menu behaviour in the browser. It would possibly also become easier to add in a scale display during zoom actions, using the user-configured scale (cm, in, %, px, etc).

This may not do much of use on a projector screen image, but on a Jolla screen, whose dimensions are known, it could be helpful.

http://www.w3.org/Style/Examples/007/units.en.html

The W3 does not particularly encourage This W3C page (screenshot, from a Jolla device, below) is dismissive of the value, in certain cases, of unifying units of length.length measurements.

The Jolla phone would set itself apart if it enabled a browser configuration option to honour scaling of measurements given in CSS where a cm on screen was exactly that. The screen dimensions and pixel-to-length-units on display are not accurate.

The option would be off by default because the setting would change the way some HTML/CSS displays - but much content would be unaffected. The advantage of turning the option on is that it lets me create local web pages on the device that fit my needs. I can emulate pulley menu behaviour in the browser. It would possibly also become easier to add in a scale display during zoom actions, using the user-configured scale (cm, in, %, px, etc).

This may not do much of use on a projector screen image, but on a Jolla screen, whose dimensions are known, it could be helpful.

http://www.w3.org/Style/Examples/007/units.en.html

This W3C page (screenshot, from a Jolla device, below) is dismissive of the value, in certain cases, of unifying length measurements.

The Jolla phone would set itself apart if it enabled a browser configuration option to honour scaling of measurements given in CSS where a cm on screen was exactly that. The screen dimensions and pixel-to-length-units on display are not accurate.

The option would be off by default because the setting would change the way some HTML/CSS displays - but much content would be unaffected. The advantage of turning the option on is that it lets me create local web pages on the device that fit my needs. I can emulate pulley menu behaviour in the browser. It would possibly also become easier to add in a scale display during zoom actions, using the user-configured scale (cm, in, %, px, etc).

This may not do much of use on a projector screen image, but on a Jolla screen, whose dimensions are known, it could be helpful.

http://www.w3.org/Style/Examples/007/units.en.html

This W3C page (screenshot, from a Jolla device, below) is dismissive of the value, in certain cases, of unifying length measurements.

The Jolla phone would set itself apart if it enabled a browser configuration option to honour scaling of measurements given in CSS where a cm on screen was exactly that. The screen dimensions and pixel-to-length-units on display are not accurate.

The option would be off by default because the setting would change the way some HTML/CSS displays - but much content would be unaffected. The advantage of turning the option on is that it lets me create local web pages on the device that fit my needs. I can emulate pulley menu behaviour in the browser. It would possibly also become easier to add in a scale display during zoom actions, using the user-configured scale (cm, in, %, px, etc).

This may not do much of use on a projector screen image, but on a Jolla screen, whose dimensions are known, it could be helpful.

http://www.w3.org/Style/Examples/007/units.en.html

This W3C page (screenshot, from a Jolla device, below) is dismissive of the value, in certain cases, of unifying length measurements.

The Jolla phone would set itself apart if it enabled a browser configuration option to honour scaling of measurements given in CSS where a cm on screen was exactly that. The screen dimensions and pixel-to-length-units on display are not accurate.

The option would be off by default because the setting would change the way some HTML/CSS displays - but much content would be unaffected. The advantage of turning the option on is that it lets me create local web pages on the device that fit my needs. I can emulate pulley menu behaviour in the browser. It would possibly also become easier to add in a scale display during zoom actions, using the user-configured scale (cm, in, %, px, etc).

This may not do much of use on a projector screen image, but on a Jolla screen, whose dimensions are known, it could be helpful.

Sites for which this question may be significant, to display content as (presumably) intended:

• http://bl.ocks.org/djjupa/raw/5653692/

http://www.w3.org/Style/Examples/007/units.en.html

This W3C page (screenshot, from a Jolla device, below) is dismissive of the value, in certain cases, of unifying length measurements.

The Jolla phone would set itself apart if it enabled a browser configuration option to honour scaling of measurements given in CSS where a cm on screen was exactly that. The screen dimensions and pixel-to-length-units on display are not accurate.

The option would be off by default because the setting would change the way some HTML/CSS displays - but much content would be unaffected. The advantage of turning the option on is that it lets me create local web pages on the device that fit my needs. I can emulate pulley menu behaviour in the browser. It would possibly also become easier to add in a scale display during zoom actions, using the user-configured scale (cm, in, %, px, etc).

This may not do much of use on a projector screen image, but on a Jolla screen, whose dimensions are known, it could be helpful.

Sites for which this question may be significant, to display content as (presumably) intended:

• http://bl.ocks.org/djjupa/raw/5653692/

http://www.w3.org/Style/Examples/007/units.en.html

This W3C page (screenshot, from a Jolla device, below) is dismissive of the value, in certain cases, of unifying length measurements.

The Jolla phone would set itself apart if it enabled a browser configuration option to honour scaling of measurements given in CSS where a cm on screen was exactly that. The screen dimensions and pixel-to-length-units on display are not accurate.

The option would be off by default because the setting would change the way some HTML/CSS displays - but much content would be unaffected. The advantage of turning the option on is that it lets me create local web pages on the device that fit my needs. I can emulate pulley menu behaviour in the browser. It would possibly also become easier to add in a scale display during zoom actions, using the user-configured scale (cm, in, %, px, etc).

This may not do much of use on a projector screen image, but on a Jolla screen, whose dimensions are known, it could be helpful.

Sites for which this question may be significant, to display content as (presumably) intended:

• http://bl.ocks.org/djjupa/raw/5653692/

http://www.w3.org/Style/Examples/007/units.en.html

This W3C page (screenshot, from a Jolla device, below) is dismissive of the value, in certain cases, of unifying length measurements.

The Jolla phone would set itself apart if it enabled a browser configuration option to honour scaling of measurements given in CSS where a cm on screen was exactly that. The screen dimensions and pixel-to-length-units on display are not accurate.

The option would be off by default because the setting would change the way some HTML/CSS displays - but much content would be unaffected. The advantage of turning the option on is that it lets me create local web pages on the device that fit my needs. I can emulate pulley menu behaviour in the browser. It would possibly also become easier to add in a scale display during zoom actions, using the user-configured scale (cm, in, %, px, etc).

This may not do much of use on a projector screen image, but on a Jolla screen, whose dimensions are known, it could be helpful.

Sites for which this question may be significant, to display content as (presumably) intended:

• http://bl.ocks.org/djjupa/raw/5653692/