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Chrome "Tap to search" should be disabled
In some screens of the app, tapping on random elements in a mobile browser or the "installed" PWA brings up Chrome's "Tap to search" feature, which is useless and annoying. It should be disabled for the whole app.
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System (please complete the following information):
- Platform: Android 11
- Browser: Vivaldi 3.6.2178.40
- Jellyfin Version: 10.7.0 unstable
Additional Context
I found this StackOverflow post when researching the issue, maybe it helps.
I remember we did this back in the time for web and it had a really bad reaction from people, so not sure how we could solve this.
Fwiw, it doesn't show up on Jellyfin Web for me. Maybe it'd help to enable user-select: none; on such texts?
@Maxr1998 Perhaps Web using a media query to target mobile devices with it.
Are you running latest master though? We merged yesterday a commit that brings the meta-viewport settings from JF Web here and maybe those fixed this.
I last updated a few days ago, so let me try it.
EDIT: nope, still happening on the latest unstable Docker image.
IMO, it's not something that should be changed as it happens everywhere. Just go to Wikipedia and you'll be able to select any word you wish. Also on the phone it isn't a problem to me (even though I noticed some zones can't be "grabbed" to scroll).
@ThibaultNocchi We could disable selecting by default everywhere and make a class for enabling it, so we simply need to add the class to the item descriptions and so on where stuff can be selected.
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