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Re:The anti-pattern of responsive design by kbenson on Thursday April 22, 2021 @01:36PM (#26905486)
> Opera will reflow the text to fit the width of the screen even if the underlying page layout is wider.

That is not something I would want in many cases where I'm zooming in on mobile, if I understand you. A lot of time I'm doing that so I can accurately click a link that was too small. I want the text to stay positioned so I can zoom to a specific part of it without it changing underneath me. That's what a zoomed in view means, IMO, especially when considering the origin of the meaning.

Re:The anti-pattern of responsive design by gmueckl on Thursday April 22, 2021 @03:28PM (#26907071)
You'd be surprised how well this feature works. I don't recall ever having had an issue like the one you describe. The browser isn't changing the entire page layout, mind you. It only re-layouts the text when all you're seeing on screen is pretty much a single div. I guess you have to experience it to understand.
Re:The anti-pattern of responsive design by z3t4 on Sunday April 25, 2021 @12:40PM (#26934074)
Also works good on sites that are not responsive.