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> For what it's worth, this delay was already removed for sites that had user-scalable=no set. Most mobile "apps" used this. Is this true for mobile Safari as

> For what it's worth, this delay was already removed for sites that had user-scalable=no set. Most mobile "apps" used this. Is this true for mobile Safari as well?

jaffathecake 13y ago
No, see the "Will other browsers do the same?" section of the article.
- sluukkonen 13y ago
  Ah, that's too bad. It would be nice if setting user-scalable=no was all you had to do to disable the delay. And anyway, despite using an iPhone for god knows how many years, I didn't even know that a double tap on iOS scrolls the page! Edit: I mean double tapping on an unzoomable page.
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  - jaffathecake 13y ago
    Even then, I think being able to pinch-zoom is a great feature and gives you some accessibility out-of-the-box.
    - kinlan 13y ago
      You can override the forced non-zoom features in settings.
    - sanderjd 13y ago
      Note that the chrome change from the OP is specifically so that you don't have to sacrifice pinch-zoom to get rid of the 300ms delay.