Hi Isomorphic,
please see this 3 screenshots and one overlay of all three of them of this online showcase example (v9.1p_2014-06-04, no zoom).
As you can see the IE 11 and FF 26 images are almost identical (all screenshots taken in fullscreen-mode in order to have full 1920x1080 screen size for display (images resized to 800x450)).
Is it expected that all the Chrome UI-elements are that small (also resulting in different amount of displayed data, in the showcase as well as in my application)?
I find that disturbing in testing and I'm pretty sure this might lead to user complaints as well.
Best regards,
Blama
please see this 3 screenshots and one overlay of all three of them of this online showcase example (v9.1p_2014-06-04, no zoom).
As you can see the IE 11 and FF 26 images are almost identical (all screenshots taken in fullscreen-mode in order to have full 1920x1080 screen size for display (images resized to 800x450)).
Is it expected that all the Chrome UI-elements are that small (also resulting in different amount of displayed data, in the showcase as well as in my application)?
I find that disturbing in testing and I'm pretty sure this might lead to user complaints as well.
Best regards,
Blama