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[CIA]

I don't own an iPad, but today I was introducing my friend to what the Keep was and offered to sign in on my account to show him it.

 

Anyway, the issue is:

 

A lot of the time, you can't actually choose decisions, the 'Approve this answer' buttton. It's covered up by the graphic at the bottom of the screen and the only way to fix it is to keep turning the screen up and down changing between horizontal/vertical until you can see it, and even then it's hit and miss.

Just wanted to let the Keep devs know, I haven't seen anyone else talk about this.

[Kantr]

I think its come up before, but doesnt hurt

[virtus753]

Try using two fingers at the same time to scroll down. That worked for me (if I'm understanding your issue correctly).

[Kantr]

I really need to try out the keep on an ipad. I keep forgetting to

[Shelidon]

Yes, the issue has been brought up in the "Will there be an app?" discussion. The Keep on iPad seems to be misbeheaving at best. Sometimes I can't move on from the loading Chantry symbol (a timeout issue, I think), sometimes I can't scroll, sometimes I can't make a choice. It doesn't seem to be reacting well to touch commands, in general. I would like to know if anybody has tested it on the touchscreen of a regular desktop/laptop.

[SpiritMuse]

Try using two fingers at the same time to scroll down. That worked for me (if I'm understanding your issue correctly).

Ah yes, the two-fingered scroll does work. I haven't had to use that for anything in ages though. Weird. But thanks!

Also, the tapestry zooms in just so that the text from the bottom row of tiles falls just off screen.

[virtus753]

Ah yes, the two-fingered scroll does work. I haven't had to use that for anything in ages though. Weird. But thanks!

Also, the tapestry zooms in just so that the text from the bottom row of tiles falls just off screen.

 

No problem! Glad it worked for you.

 

Yeah, the iPad interface is far from ideal. For me the horizontal scrolling also had some issues with the tapestry not staying where it was supposed to. Overall I'd say it's usable, if only just.