Turns out the Chrome package repository was disabled when I upgraded to Ubuntu 24.04. I have re-enabled it and updated Chrome. Everything works like a charm now.

@Ørjan-P-Stien said in Please stop closing the right pane when zooming in: thumbs up for your agreeable, calm friendliness when replying us pawns critical and pursuing quests and demands... That was quite mild compared to other comments I see on this forum. But yeah the team is fantastic. They are nice, helpful, and have such a great product ❤️

@vicb Firefox with "Dark Reader" plugin might be an option.

🌩👌👀 Android: When You spread the fingers, the whole section enlarges, including font. When You release the screen it snaps to the next or last zoom-step with usual font size. Maybe code could be written to freeze the loupe (delay the snapping step) until tap or double tap? Maybe a button was convenient to activate this function.

@Suty The new altitude slider looks exactly how I was imagining 🥰 Thank you so much for taking users feedback into account!

Firefox seems to be working fine. The pb is with Chrome Version 114.0.5735.198

@vicb thanks! Has been applied!

@vicb Thanks! Fix will be released today.

It seems like the windy sounding plugin has that hardcoded: u = ["ecmwf", "gfs", "icon", "iconD2", "iconEu", "bomAccess", "namConus", "namHawaii", "namAlaska", "hrrrAlaska", "hrrrConus", "ukv"]

It would be nice if Windy gives more a little more consideration to plugin developers. During the migration to TS we had to ask for a way to be able to test the plugins. I have reported this query issue last September it nothing has been done since then - I think it would be an easy fix to make this.query available as it was before. Having a dev version (windy.com/dev) that is not in sync with windy.com does not help. It seems like some other changes are on the way. I hope windy can provide a way to test the updates before they are released.

@vicb What's wrong with using the arrow keys? Moving the pointer over the bar and scrolling is kind of awkward. Though the sideways scrolling (assuming it has no other use) could make a nice feature indeed.

I was able to solve this using The less mixins .mobile(), .desktop(), ... The root scope variables isMobile, ...

I have just seen that the webcams are online. Thanks !

@vicb Creating plugin API and plugin sandboxing would solve this, but it is quite complex project with unsure result. Yes, javascript has an access to Cordova and Cordova has an access via its plugins to many native functions. iOS is quite safe, because user has to confirm (face id, password) any try to access his/her private data. Android, especially in some older versions, is totaly unsecured.