when window is tall and narrow or on mobile devices in portrait mode:
(so board is below clock)
yesterday I noticed that font became too small, it was bigger before
name barely seen, rank barely seen
this ‘+’ before Byo Yomi melting in pixels
(1st and 3rd screenshots are from Chrome, 2nd from Opera)
someone with not perfect eyes can easily timeout with such clock
as you can see, there is a lot of unused free space, just make font bigger
zoom is not solution, board and stones become low quality
Web browser update? It looks normal to me on Firefox 92.0 for Linux.
That said, while I don’t need it, at least not yet, I’d certainly not object to making it somewhat bigger; one’s time is an important thing to be able to easily see at a glance.
EDIT: Oh, I see what you mean; there’s a lot of wasted space in the title card when you shrink the window that much.
EDIT: I checked on my phone and I think it looks how it normally does, but I don’t use my phone for that much. There’s definitely wasted space there, though. (Firefox 94.1.2 for Android)
tried on other computer, byo-yomi font in portrait mode very small there too, it makes no sense
Why is it smaller than in landscape mode?
There is A LOT of empty space, people may timeout. @anoek
I’ve realised that the reason I have not noticed this is because I rarely if ever use a portrait layout, and of course (!) it has to be a game in progress to test it with.
Also, typically when a person clicks on the responsive layout to test a phone, they get a narrow layout: