scalability       porting maemo to devices with different sized screens or just
different hardware capable to do more/less than the 770

the browser is ported to the device. this is just a problem with zooming. The
keyword has a different meaning.

Note: I'd be perfectly happy with you specifying the Russian words as long as
you get the lettering correctly.

I'm guessing you mean en ("Fit width to view"), ru ("По ширине экрана")

If I've gotten the wrong Russian string, please correct me.

I presume that reloading at 100% gives you the right results, please correct me
if I'm wrong. Thanks for your report.

(In reply to comment #1)
> scalability     porting maemo to devices with different sized screens or just
> different hardware capable to do more/less than the 770
> 
> the browser is ported to the device. this is just a problem with zooming. The
> keyword has a different meaning.

I'm sorry it looks like I've misinterpreted this keyword

> Note: I'd be perfectly happy with you specifying the Russian words as long as
> you get the lettering correctly.
> 
> I'm guessing you mean en ("Fit width to view"), ru ("По ширине
> экрана")
> 
> If I've gotten the wrong Russian string, please correct me.

"По ширине экрана" is exactly what I'm seeing in the menu.

> I presume that reloading at 100% gives you the right results, please correct me
> if I'm wrong. Thanks for your report.
> 

Yes, you are right, reloading fixes the problem. But it may not be always
convenient to reload.

BTW.
On the one hand the idea of rearranging tables in mozilla engine looks better
because, for instance, in opera some pages becomes unreadable after scaling
because a useful content becomes a thin column in the screen center only few
words width. Mozilla engine allows to avoid such a problem. But here we have
another disadvantage - we cannot select appropriate font size when tables get
rearranged.

I have one idea that may make reading articles on such sites more convenient.
Take a look on http://george-kibardin.narod.ru/concept.html and play with three
buttons above the blue rectangle. "Expand" expands rectangle, "Dismiss" removes
it. "Fill" ... you better try it :-)

Comment 4 Oleg Romashin 2007-07-19 20:26:22 UTC

>Yes, you are right, reloading fixes the problem. But it may not be always
> convenient to reload.

I have to check Zoom/FtV reflow order and proper disabling of TRUE_ZOOM mode
when FtV disabled...

Very good and detailed Bug Report, thanks.

Comment 5 Andre Klapper 2008-07-17 15:53:30 UTC

Does this still happen in Diablo?

Yes, you can reproduce this with gentoo.org

Comment 7 Andre Klapper 2008-10-14 13:12:30 UTC

Confirming, only happens in "Fit Width to view" mode.

As far as I've heard the mode is reconsidered for Fremantle and I don't expect
any fixes for Diablo here (different priorities).

Comment 8 Andre Klapper 2008-10-21 15:47:46 UTC

I was just told that "Fit Width to View" functionality will be dropped/replaced
for Fremantle.

There won't be any work to fix "Fit Width to View" issues for Diablo anymore,
hence closing as WONTFIX.

Comment 9 Andre Klapper 2009-09-07 14:01:56 UTC

Moving Zoom related reports to its own (new) Browser subcomponent.
Sorry for the bugmail noise.