It can be really useful if you have situation where a colleague is sharing their hi-res screen, when meanwhile you're on a laptop with a lower-res screen, and you want to zoom in on their terminal or some part of the screenshare so that the text there can be easier to read.
This looks good, will check out for one of our projects.
Nice effort. I applaud any efforts to make a dependency free anything in js.
I couldn't reproduce the Chrome jumpiness - what version of Chrome/iOS was giving you trouble?
Note: I never did a mobile version, so it only works on desktop; same for the website https://bigpictu.re/demo
On BigPicture, two bits of feedback for what it's worth:
- Maybe try `user-select: none` while a user is panning? Otherwise I end up inadvertently selecting text sometimes when I try to pan around, especially in Firefox
- I couldn't figure out how to make a given bit of text bigger or smaller, like the demo shows is obviously possible. I did make it happen a few times but then couldn't understand what steps had actually led to the change... Maybe some instructions on that, or just a floating toolbar could help (even though the toolbar-less aesthetic and approach is otherwise pretty nice!)
On the demo page, it looks like you're using CSS that isn't supported by most browsers, which might be what causes the flickering / jank on Safari.
width: max-length;
scrollbar-width: none;