Hello,
we haven't used Firefox as embedded web browser extensively... But now my wife discovered few sites about cooking& recipes and now my task is to bring it to Dianemo (probably similar also applies for LMCE).
I wonder if I can make embedded Firefox more touch screen friendly ? The biggest problems are small buttons, sliders at the side, etc...
Is there any possibility (config options) to increase those little widgets to be more usable on touch screen ?
Any other workaround to bring web sites to main touch screen ?
Thanks in advance,
regards,
bulek.
Even if the link is for windows, maybe it helps you as well. The google search term was: Firefox skin touch friendly.
http://winaero.com/blog/make-your-desktop-firefox-touch-friendly-with-the-finger-friendly-theme-for-firefox/
Hi,
thanks for a tip...
Has anyone tried tis under LMCE or Dianemo ?
Thanks in advance,
regards,
Bulek.
Hi,
Quite some add-ons meant for touch screen friendliness of Firefox are not maintained anymore. But I found one quite useful tool -
Grab&Drag :
http://www.micropctalk.com/2008/02/24/grab-and-drag-add-on-for-firefox/
It solves the problem with small page slider on the right side... Now WAF has increased...
Regards,
Bulek.
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bulek,
thanks for the feedback, and glad to be of help.
Quote from: bulek on January 25, 2015, 03:46:41 PM
Hello,
we haven't used Firefox as embedded web browser extensively... But now my wife discovered few sites about cooking& recipes and now my task is to bring it to Dianemo (probably similar also applies for LMCE).
I wonder if I can make embedded Firefox more touch screen friendly ? The biggest problems are small buttons, sliders at the side, etc...
Is there any possibility (config options) to increase those little widgets to be more usable on touch screen ?
Any other workaround to bring web sites to main touch screen ?
Thanks in advance,
regards,
bulek.
**Hmm...Posde pointed out I may have misunderstood your post originally. Having re-read it (while not doing 2 other things!) I think I did in fact misunderstand you as you are referring to how Firefox Embedded renders controls on a touch device for any Web page, and my original response was purely about our HTML5 based Athena UI. So I've removed my original post.
All the best
Andy