These are a couple of minor concerns about the CSS viewport spec, not necessarily "problems" per se, but issues that should be thought through as potential uncharted territory for CSS: * In current implementations, the viewport is applied once at page load and can't be modified therafter. This seems like a special case that's much different than other at-rules and properties. I didn't see any obvious discussion of the issue within the spec. * The various zoom-related properties don't affect the content itself, but rather constrains how the browser displays the content. I understand the web-app use case for zoom control, but it may be a bit of a reach for CSS. It seems analogous to letting CSS control display of bookmark/URL/status bars within desktop browsers. Penultimately, Mike Sierra mike.sierra@nokia.com Nokia, 5 Wayside Rd Burlington MA 01824, USAReceived on Wednesday, 25 May 2011 09:18:50 GMT
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