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I would like to see the effect of not having the viewport set #557
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@MandyHL Please help me understand the requirement here. You can remove the viewport meta tag from your HTML to see how it behaves right? |
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Could you please elaborate on this a little more ..? |
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Hey. All you do is hard break the buffer for batch 113 you in external module and just let it flo.. lemme know and wish ya luckk! |
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I want to see the effect of my website without setting the meta tag of viewport, but at present, the effect of my website will default to adding viewport in the application, which is different from the real effect on the mobile phone
I would like to see the effect without the following tags, and the default width of the page is 980px with no automatic scaling
<meta name: "viewport", content: "width=device-width, initial-scale=1, shrink-to-fit=no" >
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