When `window.innerHeight > window.innerWidth`, `_flex_4dswl_9 mx_RoomListPanel`, `mx_RoomView_body mx_MainSplit_timeline`, and `mx_RoomView_wrapper`s’ elements render outside the viewport.

[RokeJulianLockhart]

How To Reproduce It

1. #!/system/bin/sh
   monkey -p org.mozilla.fenix 1

2. #!/data/app/~~4XJGlYIujHoOidF01Ys2JQ==/org.mozilla.fenix-GYACQP4yOxV-fNAk8z24fQ==/base.apk=org.mozilla.fenix
   window.location.assign('https://develop.element.io/#/login');
   document.querySelector('div.mx_AccessibleButton:nth-child(3)').click();

The Outcome

• What I Expected

  The website should adapt to the form-factor of my display.

• What Happened Instead

  When window.innerHeight > window.innerWidth, ¹ _flex_4dswl_9 mx_RoomListPanel, mx_RoomView_body mx_MainSplit_timeline, and mx_RoomView_wrappers’ elements render outside the viewport:

  

Operating System

[ro.build.version.release]: [13]
[ro.calyx.*]: [4.4.0]
[ro.build.display.id]: [TQ1A.221205.011.22404000]

Browser Information

• sourcePackage=org.mozilla.fenix
  installerPackageName=com.android.vending

• 110.0a1 (Build #2015922795), d07de1e02+

  AC: 110.0.20221221024602, 35a3cae7a7
  GV: 110.0a1-20221220093956
  AS: 96.1.3 2022-12-21T05:08:50.670314

WebApp URI

https://develop.element.io

Application Version

Element version: f7b010a0b319-js-b584f818f51c
Crypto version: Rust SDK 0.9.0 (5de53c7), Vodozemac 0.8.1

Home Server

matrix.org

Whether I Shall Send Logs

They have been sent.

Footnotes

1. chatgpt.com/s/t_695e6be6d0248191805379b15be51555 ² ↩

2. chatgpt.com/c/695e6947-4768-832b-b20f-e722d959f97f ↩

[weeman1337]

Thanks for reporting the issue @RokeJulianLockhart . Unfortunately mobile browsers are currently not supported, see here. You can use the mobile apps on you phone.

[RokeJulianLockhart]

@weeman1337, don't you think that that's rather ridiculous in this day and age?—That a new website, of all things, would not be able to adapt to different form-factors? It operates perfectly otherwise.

[t3chguy]

@RokeJulianLockhart contributions are welcome, we do not have the time to invest in working in all various layouts on top of maintaining two dedicated mobile apps.

[RokeJulianLockhart]

@t3chguy, you'll still cut off any user of a mobile Linux device with that attitude, and any whose device is old. I realize that it is more to maintain – I'm a developer too, and having to duplicate work is awfully bothersome, but what I request is rather standard practise.

You needn't respond if your stance remains identical, but I hope that this provided some additional insight into my rationale.

[andybalaam]

@RokeJulianLockhart this is just not something we are investing effort into at the moment. There are a lot of open issues on this repo (any help much appreciated!) and we think fixing bugs is more important than supporting new platforms. There are lots of Matrix clients that work well on mobile, including web-based ones like Hydrogen.