I see that mavelous includes the "apple-mobile-web-app-capable" meta header to remove the browser chrome when running from the iPhone home page.
But in some circumstances it's better to run in the standard browser with a navbar during initial loading, to make it easier to see whether your server is actually contactable and sending data. Have we considered using the technique at http://davidwalsh.name/hide-address-bar to hide the navbar once the page has loaded?
I think this may also be helpful on Android too - but the Android devices I have available are all far too low-powered for me to be able to meaningfully test mavelous on them.
I see that mavelous includes the "apple-mobile-web-app-capable" meta header to remove the browser chrome when running from the iPhone home page.
But in some circumstances it's better to run in the standard browser with a navbar during initial loading, to make it easier to see whether your server is actually contactable and sending data. Have we considered using the technique at http://davidwalsh.name/hide-address-bar to hide the navbar once the page has loaded?
I think this may also be helpful on Android too - but the Android devices I have available are all far too low-powered for me to be able to meaningfully test mavelous on them.