Notices by Mike (mike@kalckey.com)

@atomicpoet@calckey.social FYI, I've opened up sign ups at https://kalckey.com . This is positioned to be a general instance designed specifically as a competitor to Blue Sky and Twitter.

@kainoa@calckey.social Hi, I'm wondering if I should report this as a bug or if its a feature. Font size is irregular when using the calckey PWA in mobile mode. This makes it almost unreadable if you have vison issues as there's no dynamic way for glasses to compensate. My timeline has large font and super small font for some posts. Attached is an example between Kaitemi and Calckey. Kaitemi has a near perfect timeline presentation but lacks anything but basic features. I actually love the Calckey client just not in mobile. Maybe there's a CSS hack? Thanks in advance.

@kainoa@calckey.social @freeplay@calckey.social Another example from our own exchange.

@kainoa@calckey.social @freeplay@calckey.social It's installed as pwa on my Android device using the Chrome browser.

@kainoa@calckey.social @freeplay@calckey.social @netbat@calckey.social Do you want a specific example that you can test against. Like a segment of our conversation?

@kainoa@calckey.social @freeplay@calckey.social @netbat@calckey.social

@kainoa@calckey.social @freeplay@calckey.social @netbat@calckey.social FYI its does not occur in Kaitemi or Milktea.

@kainoa@calckey.social @freeplay@calckey.social @netbat@calckey.social
Also forcing desktop mode in chrome mobile eliminates the problem but is unusable

@kainoa@calckey.social @freeplay@calckey.social @netbat@calckey.social Update: I tested in Firefox mobile and the issue does not occur there either.

@kainoa@calckey.social @freeplay@calckey.social @netbat@calckey.social Version 113.0.5672.163

@kainoa@calckey.social @freeplay@calckey.social @netbat@calckey.social So I played with every browser known to man and figured it out, I think. My android font settings and larger than normal. I think the web app was matching the default font size sometimes and not others. Chrome beta alleviates this but you also need to make sure zoom in the browser is set at about 50%. Anyway it's a strange combination of access ability settings that I had set and probably not a standard use case.