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Please test your website on mobile. The navbar takes like 33% screen state and can't be removed. I never understand why people want to make them sticky and st
by TheHiddenSun 3y ago
Please test your website on mobile.
The navbar takes like 33% screen state and can't be removed.
I never understand why people want to make them sticky and steal valuable reading screen space. You can, if you want, always scroll to the top in like 300 ms.
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- satvikpendem 3y agoI agree, I have the Kill Sticky extension installed on my mobile browser and it works great for these kinds of situations.
- jasonjmcghee 3y ago75% zoom alleviated most of the ux issues I had
- m463 3y ago> The navbar takes like 33% screen state and can't be removed. very svelte compared to most cookie notices.