Hi MacRumors community!
I'm trying to optimize a WIP website for iPhones. Since I don't own such a device, I use the iOS Simulator for testing.
During my tests I encountered a IMO strange behavior: When on iOS 7.0 and going from portrait to landscape view, Safari displays the website in fullscreen mode.
Refering to Maximiliano Firtman's Post about iOS 7 bugs, this behavior MAY occur.
The websites I tested so far go ALWAYS in fullscreen. As someone not very familiar with the iPhone, I'm uncertain:
Is this fullscreen switch reliable?
I'm not asking to programmaticaly force a fullscreen mode. (What seems to be a popular yet unconvertible demand.) I just want to know, if iPhone and iOS 7.0 users expect UI elements to hide on an orientation change to landscape view.
Thanks for sharing your experiences in advance!
I'm trying to optimize a WIP website for iPhones. Since I don't own such a device, I use the iOS Simulator for testing.
During my tests I encountered a IMO strange behavior: When on iOS 7.0 and going from portrait to landscape view, Safari displays the website in fullscreen mode.
Refering to Maximiliano Firtman's Post about iOS 7 bugs, this behavior MAY occur.
[...] if you go portrait and then landscape again, sometimes, you will get full-screen without scrolling [...]
The websites I tested so far go ALWAYS in fullscreen. As someone not very familiar with the iPhone, I'm uncertain:
Is this fullscreen switch reliable?
I'm not asking to programmaticaly force a fullscreen mode. (What seems to be a popular yet unconvertible demand.) I just want to know, if iPhone and iOS 7.0 users expect UI elements to hide on an orientation change to landscape view.
Thanks for sharing your experiences in advance!