Well, to make the license question easier, their invite request form is utterly unusable on Android. I apparently need to 'scroll to the bottom' to submit to a dubiously enforceable license before even being allowed to see their beta, exciting action made anyway imposible by the broken design.
Node.js notwithstanding, this tastes from the start like a proper enterprise service.
If only it were that easy..
For the record, the default Android browser seems to (still) have an issue with the 'overflow' CSS property, causing overflow:auto and overflow:scroll to show up as overflow:hidden. http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=2911
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Well, to make the license question easier, their invite request form is utterly unusable on Android. I apparently need to 'scroll to the bottom' to submit to a dubiously enforceable license before even being allowed to see their beta, exciting action made anyway imposible by the broken design.
Node.js notwithstanding, this tastes from the start like a proper enterprise service.
On the iOS you can scroll textareas and iframes using two fingers. I imagine it should be possible on Android too.
If only it were that easy.. For the record, the default Android browser seems to (still) have an issue with the 'overflow' CSS property, causing overflow:auto and overflow:scroll to show up as overflow:hidden. http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=2911