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Thanks for the quick response.
I also never work with px as a unit. I always use em. Which actually brings up an interesting point. Should you be using px?
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Good question on px. The slider sets the base size, the same thing as a browser's 16 px default, and everything relative in your book (em, rem, % and keywords like large) scales from it. So your em-based CSS behaves the way you wrote it. Your small first line was exactly that link breaking: large was taken from a fixed table instead of from the base size. That's what the update fixes, and 64 is four times the default, so it should be a big jump on the mini.
Once the update's out, tell me whether 64 is enough or you'd want more.
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But, just from my cursory look at your app, I'm impressed. It looks very nice.
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Thanks! Please keep the feedback coming.
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Regarding the mini, yes, it's the 128GB unit without the matte screen. Build-wise, it's really impressive. I didn't even realize its got a metal body instead of plastic (I'm going to have to buy a case, though -- it's too slick). And, the screen is amazing. I haven't noticed any glare, but one of the first things the wife mentioned was glare. So, YMMV.
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Yes, that metal body and frame is slippery...its the only reason I got a case for the Duo.
I asked about the matte screen because it's only available on the iPhone Duo, the latest iPad mini (as an upgrade option) and the iPad Pro M4 and M5 (also an upgrade option). I'm currently working on some 'e-ink' reader themes that take full advantage of the "Nano texture" matte screen and it has a massive impact on reading comfort compared to glossy, glass OLED screens. Imo it really makes reading on these devices feel much more like using an e-ink device. You really have to see it in person to get the full effect:
