Good job!
Thanks alot!
the effects are resources hungry
The hover-related effects only occur after tapping (except of the mobile phone has Air View enabled, if supported, like on Galaxy S4, Note 3, S5 or some stylus pointer devices).
I actually have not noticed a clear difference when browsing /s/ModAbuse on a mobile device, but if one wants to save those few percents of battery, one can deactivate CSS in the user settings manually anyway.
> Good job!
## **Thanks alot!**
> the effects are resources hungry
The hover-related effects only occur after tapping (except of the mobile phone has *Air View* enabled, if supported, like on Galaxy S4, Note 3, S5 or some stylus pointer devices).
I actually have not noticed a clear difference when browsing /s/ModAbuse on a mobile device, but if one wants to save those few percents of battery, one can deactivate CSS in the user settings manually anyway.
This gives me an idea: adding a "disable this sub custom CSS" option for users, instead of having to do it globally.
This gives me an idea: adding a "disable this sub custom CSS" option for users, instead of having to do it globally.
Or maybe “deactivate custom CSS on mobile devices” (with narrow screen widths).
Or maybe *“deactivate custom CSS on mobile devices”* (with narrow screen widths).
That could be confusing when users are switching from mobiles to computers.
That could be confusing when users are switching from mobiles to computers.
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