Since we are lucky to have full Firefox, you could maybe do something in a Greasemonkey script, like with media queries or stuff like that. Really depends on the site in question though. If it was not designed to be responsive, you may be in for an uphill battle. Or you could get lucky and figure something out pretty easily.
On Mobian they are using some Firefox tweaks for mobile which I believe ultimately come from postmarketOS (see https://gitlab.com/postmarketOS/mobile-config-firefox) which is probably a lot better than my hacky idea above.
(02-13-2021, 01:44 PM)TRS-80 Wrote: We are probably shouting into the ether here, but I will add my +1, for whatever that's worth.
I was actually a bit surprised to find the site was not mobile friendly, knowing that it's only a few years old (or even newer, for the "new" site). Well, certainly Pine are not alone in this on the whole of the Internet, even though mobile devices make up by far the vast majority of all devices nowadays.
TRS-80, received your PM and not able reply back due to your setting.
The AT sign made your post vanish. I removed that sign form the quote above to make it show.
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In the meantime a beginning of a solution on Firefox is the "reader mode" which you can enable by clicking the "book page" button currently located next to the URL. This is not ideal because you cannot click previous/next page buttons and have to enter/exit the reader mode frequently. See attached screenshot (edited with Gimp on my PP )
(03-23-2022, 03:27 PM)gab Wrote: No answer from Pine64
In the meantime a beginning of a solution on Firefox is the "reader mode" which you can enable by clicking the "book page" button currently located next to the URL. This is not ideal because you cannot click previous/next page buttons and have to enter/exit the reader mode frequently. See attached screenshot (edited with Gimp on my PP )
The last problem is that I cannot open the Violentmonkey menu in Firefox due to a display bug. But I could in Chromium where I can confirm it works.
edit: I was able to open the Violentmonkey menu in Firefox by temporarily setting browser.uidensity to 2 in about:config
In my Firefox the Violentmonkey configuration page is at moz-extension://8a1dd640-1fac-45b0-8b40-04e9cb5bd670/options/index.html this url may or may not work for you.
Since getting my PinePhone, and having two updates made to the Manjaro-arm linux OS, I find the PinePhone to work smoother and be more useful, therefore I spend more time with it than with my current "daily driver".
I have noticed that Pine64 forums are not mobile-friendly, which makes it a real pain to use it on a mobile device.
Not a forums software expert, but coming from the niche of being a developer my self, I know that most forum system software packages today are offering a mobile-friendly theme/layout.
It seem to looke like Pine64 is using MyBB for forum system software, and I have stumbled upon this MyBB extension that gives it mobile friendliness capabilities: https://create.vista.com/colors/palettes/
That should be feasible to configure, I believe.
Is it possible, by any chance that Pine64 could update the forum system theme/layout to be mobile friendly?
Many thanks in advanced
kern707
Good day. I will tell you that I was rather shocked by the fact that the site is still not optimized for smartphones. even though he is quite old.
Since getting my PinePhone, and having two updates made to the Manjaro-arm linux OS, I find the PinePhone to work smoother and be more useful, therefore I spend more time with it than with my current "daily driver".
I have noticed that Pine64 forums are not mobile-friendly, which makes it a real pain to use it on a mobile device.
Not a forums software expert, but coming from the niche of being a developer my self, I know that most forum system software packages today are offering a mobile-friendly theme/layout.
It seem to looke like Pine64 is using MyBB for forum system software, and I have stumbled upon this MyBB extension that gives it mobile friendliness capabilities: /////s/ as an example.https://create.vista.com/colors/palettes/
That should be feasible to configure, I believe.
Is it possible, by any chance that Pine64 could update the forum system theme/layout to be mobile friendly?
Many thanks in advanced
kern707
Good day. I will tell you that I was rather shocked by the fact that the site is still not optimized for smartphones. even though he is quite old.
Forums often don't work well, but here https://create.vista.com/colors/palettes/ you can find a lot of tutorials and useful information for design, you should definitely like it, especially for those who are engaged in self-development
You are really right, I agree with you, I was just looking somewhere for something for free self-study. Respect