I tried opera browser ,opera mini, UC mini, duckduckgo all support custom tabs,
just wanna know in 2022 is there any browser still doesn't support custom tabs?
Testing some browsers from the play store now I found the following support custom tabs:
Chrome
Firefox
Firefox Focus
Microsoft Edge
Samsung Internet
Brave
Vivaldi
Tor
Ecosia
The following do not support custom tabs
Opera
Opera Touch
DuckDuckGo
Mint Browser
Not sure why you are seeing different results for opera and DuckDuckGo.
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I am testing this website on iPad and have discovered that it displays differently on Chrome for iPad than it does on Nexus 7 Chrome.
Screenshot of Chrome for iPad:
Screenshot of Chrome for Android:
does anyone know why this happens only on the ipad? I had also confirmed this same behavior for iphone so am assuming this an idevice issue.
Needed to add -webkit-justify-content to the css.
I would like to have my web app hide the browser tabs and address bar on Chrome on mobile. document.documentElement.requestFullScreen() seems to have no effect. window.scroll(0,1) doesn't work either on tablets.
If possible, I'd also love a good solution for Chrome and/or Safari on iOS.
Any ideas? I'm on Chrome 29 for Android.
Check this sample: here
try to use webkitRequestFullscreen()
Also "Lowercased the "S" in requestFullscreen() and changed document.webkitCancelFullScreen() to document.webkitExitFullscreen(). Updated browser compatibility comment."
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Let-Your-Content-Do-the-Talking-Fullscreen-API
I am making a mobile site and I have a problem on a Samsung Galaxy s3. The thing is that my chosen font-size looks fine in Chrome, but is too small in the native Android browser.
On the other hand if I increase font size, it is too big on Chrome.
Is there any way to target Android browser, or to alter it's behavior?
visit this page from your android browser: http://whatsmyuseragent.com/
you will get the user agent of your browser and that is an attribute you can differentiate browsers by.
I've built Likebox to one of our webpage and it's working well in most browsers, except in Opera mobile browser under Adroid OS (I didn't checked Opera under iOS).
The likebox contains stream, and in Opera mobile browser it doesn't use the "overflow: hidden" style, and its stream flows the elements under the likebox.
http://a5.hu/auto/mercedes-benz-g63-amg-6x6-hatkerek-meghajtassal-video (right panel, 4-5th box)
This issue has been resolved by updateing Opera browser on Android.
I'm trying to see if I can implement a rudimentary external scrollbar for an overflow:scroll box area and everything works on a browser on my computer and Firefox on the tablet, but it doesn't seem to work at all with the stock browser.
Is scrollLeft not supported? Is there any alternative that I can pursue?
Thanks!