I have a website designed to be loaded by a web browser on Android devices so basically what I expect is that the website I'm going to download will fit on the screen, i.e. there should be nothing to overflow the page and introduce scrolling
when you load a website in web mode in portrait mode, it loads perfectly, I mean that everything is in place, without overflowing, the image is in the right size, if I change it to landscape while viewing a web browser, everything - Still cool, it still scales and displays the same look as in portrait mode, and just get extra space around it.
however, if I first download the web view in landscape mode, it seems that the content of my site is enlarged so that you have extra width in the landscape, now if I turn my phone to take a portrait of it, it’s not reviewing the contents of my site, so the image is too large in the portrait, and it forces you to scroll to the right to see the whole picture.
I try to avoid when you need to scroll to see the contents
because when a rotating webview, say, from landscape to portrait, does the android simply take everything in landscape mode and put it in the portrait without trying to resize it?
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