Closed RiedleroD closed 3 years ago
It was intended. In my view, information from the footer is not useful for most users and may only distract them. It's more noticeable on mobile screens, where the footer occupies almost a quarter of the screen (I tried to split links into two columns and it still was looking poorly). Anyway, I'll fix the footer position on desktop and tablet screens, but will keep it after all the content on mobile
I can live with that, mobile experience is important too. Though there currently aren't any mobile browsers supporting the stylus extension as far as I know. Firefox mobile is planning on supporting more extensions soon though.
If I want to click any link in the footer, the styles begin to load and push the footer down. The solution would be letting the footer just float at the bottom of the screen.
pseudo css code of what I mean: