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Ich finde in der aktuellen Version den Textumbruch nicht mehr...
Ist dieses Alleinstellungsmerkmal weg gekommen?
Ist dieses Alleinstellungsmerkmal weg gekommen?
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When scroll position jumped (esp. with auto-fit enabled), it was the opposite of what one wants when zooming in - i.e. to more clearly see a particular part of message content.
Please keep in mind that Aqua Mail still has the "auto-fit" option but it'll only be done once, during initial rendering; and that still supports "mobile optimized emails" (CSS media queries) better than Gmail app does.
Und noch ausführlicher:The "jump" (losing scroll position) was making the "zoom in on some portion of text" use case almost useless - as you won't see what you were zooming in on, but rather some other, unrelated portion of the message.
Now that the scroll position is retained a lot better -- zooming in on some portion of a message should actually be more useful, not less.
Quelle: Version 1.9.0-322-dev - "work in progress", not in Google PlayThe broader picture is like this:
For quite some time now, there has been a standard way to make web pages and emails to adapt to narrow screens.
This is called "CSS Media Queries" and Aqua Mail fully supports those (unlike the Gmail app...).
A lot of messages these days do use this tech to automatically adapt to screen size (width).
Zooming or reflowing are not required.
Next tier: emails that do not use "CSS Media Queries" but still can be adapted to the smaller screens by Aqua Mail.
Works with a fair share of messages quite nicely.
Zooming or reflowing are again not required.
And the remaining tier: emails that use rigid HTML markup (tables) and so cannot adapt themselves and cannot be made to adapt.
This is where it may be necessary to zoom in depending on the message (some may remain readable even zoomed out). And previously we had reflow and now we don't... and I don't think there are many email apps that can reflow HTML messages.