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I tried to make it responsive because I knew a lot of people would visit the site on their phone. In my testing, gameplay works on mobile...without an on-screen
by moksha256 4y ago
I tried to make it responsive because I knew a lot of people would visit the site on their phone. In my testing, gameplay works on mobile...without an on-screen keyboard. When that keyboard pops up on the screen, there isn't much room for anything else.
If you think it's something other than your on-screen keyboard that's messing it up, feel free to link a screenshot and tell me your device, browser, etc so I can look into it.
- thimkerbell 4y agoI see no on-screen keyboard. I cannot get one to appear. How should I be typing, without one?
- moksha256 4y agoI'm not sure why a mobile phone wouldn't show an on-screen keyboard with a textarea in focus. Doesn't sound like an issue with Brevity 500. The site is visually designed to be responsive but it's really designed to be used with a non-mobile screen and a real keyboard.
- thimkerbell 4y agoAndroid 11, in Chrome. And in Firefox. Options offered (in place of any keyboard) are Copy, Search, Select All, and Share. Well, it's a lovely thought. Maybe someone can make one that works on mobile phones.
- entwife 4y agoI'm using the same setup. There were several pages to click through before the timed text editing challenge. Two pages showed the text to edit in a static form before the timed challenge.
- thimkerbell 4y agoAnd the prize goes to entwife, I mistook the preliminary text display for the one we were supposed to edit. Thank you.