Deep Dive about viewport sizes
Halp! XD
I decided to tinker around trying to get a better understanding of the viewport's size. Just for better understanding.
I thought it would be simple. But it seems i was a tid bit wrong.
I have two ways from the js window object ill refer to as
From what i understand,
I tested by making a new window via window.open:
The goal, a 500x500 window for example sake.
It makes a window with this as result:
It appears 8 was added to the width, and 18 added to the height.
And how i measured this was making a div in another window that same size.
And as you can see, they match up pretty well. Not sure why it added 8 and 18 however.
I decided to tinker around trying to get a better understanding of the viewport's size. Just for better understanding.
I thought it would be simple. But it seems i was a tid bit wrong.
I have two ways from the js window object ill refer to as
innerouterFrom what i understand,
innerouterchrome(the tab and search bar. Very weird name choices here.)inner width,heightI tested by making a new window via window.open:
The goal, a 500x500 window for example sake.
It makes a window with this as result:
It appears 8 was added to the width, and 18 added to the height.
And how i measured this was making a div in another window that same size.
And as you can see, they match up pretty well. Not sure why it added 8 and 18 however.
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