On Firefox mobile, the website is responsive momentarily, but then it switches to "desktop" mode.
You reproduce this on the desktop only if you use the mobile device option on the dev tools.
@jessicaschilling do we have any percentage on the number of mobile firefox users on the currently deployed ipfs blog?
That would help drive the decision to wait for this to be fixed before launch or not if the number of users are really small.
In any case we can investigate what is the issue now.
On Firefox mobile, the website is responsive momentarily, but then it switches to "desktop" mode.
You reproduce this on the desktop only if you use the mobile device option on the dev tools.
https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/2353186/113731305-94efe800-96f0-11eb-8e46-1c03172f026c.mp4
@jessicaschilling do we have any percentage on the number of mobile firefox users on the currently deployed ipfs blog?
That would help drive the decision to wait for this to be fixed before launch or not if the number of users are really small.
In any case we can investigate what is the issue now.
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As discussed in sync meeting - FF users aren't a super high percentage, but worth investigating to see if it's possible to fix prior to blog launch. Note as well that the same thing happens for docs.ipfs.io, so this may be a wider VuePress problem.
As discussed in sync meeting - FF users aren't a super high percentage, but worth investigating to see if it's possible to fix prior to blog launch. Note as well that the same thing happens for docs.ipfs.io, so this may be a wider VuePress problem.
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On Firefox mobile, the website is responsive momentarily, but then it switches to "desktop" mode.
You reproduce this on the desktop only if you use the mobile device option on the dev tools.
https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/2353186/113731305-94efe800-96f0-11eb-8e46-1c03172f026c.mp4
@jessicaschilling do we have any percentage on the number of mobile firefox users on the currently deployed ipfs blog?
That would help drive the decision to wait for this to be fixed before launch or not if the number of users are really small.
In any case we can investigate what is the issue now.
As discussed in sync meeting - FF users aren't a super high percentage, but worth investigating to see if it's possible to fix prior to blog launch. Note as well that the same thing happens for docs.ipfs.io, so this may be a wider VuePress problem.
Ref: https://github.com/vuejs/vuepress/issues/2723
Solution: https://github.com/vuejs/vuepress/issues/2723#issuecomment-744012017