When my laptop’s RAM was no longer able to open complex projects, I tried to work on the project using my smartphone which had more RAM. But when I opened it in the browser, I saw a white bar that covered almost half of the screen, which was quite disturbing for my visibility while working on the project. I use Opera Browser to be able to replicate all the features of a desktop browser onto a mobile device. But the white bar that appears occurs in all browsers
And there is another bug that close automatically the keyboard
It can’t be considered as a bug as the builder is optimised for desktop browsers not for Android browsers, many functionalities are there which work better in desktop and not in android, hence it is still recommended to use desktop for working with Niotron
Not everyone has a desktop with a large RAM, let alone a laptop. Based on data, the majority of laptop owners only have 4GB of RAM, which cannot be used again in Niotron if the complexity has reached a medium level. And out of the total human population, only about 80% own desktops. Of course, with good use through mobile web, it can reach more potential users. Some popular web apps like Figma and Kodular are also widely used on Mobile Web, with several alternatives through the Opera Browser. Compared to Kodular or Figma, their websites remain comfortable to use, without any constraints.
same happend to me so what i did as a temporary solution is i downloaded my project and separate it into two projects each one contain 4 screens and i work on them each at a time when you complete them both you can merge them into one, i hope this can be useful for you
For the bug where the keyboard automatically closes when typing in Block on a mobile browser making Niotron totally unusable on mobile, will the repair time also take a long time?
Well now i think, we need to think upon this. I think niotron should add a warning that you are using builder on mobile which is 0% recommended. People need to understand these builder are a web app but still they need hardware resources. These are never made to be used on a mobile phone
Thank you Adit for your reply. By the way, for now, you might just be focusing on desktop. But believe me, the smartphone market can be very promising and much larger than the desktop market. Currently, Niotron is about 80% usable on mobile with some special preparations that users need to make, such as installing the Opera Browser and using an OTG mouse (optional). Yoi just need to fix the bug of the screen being cut off by a white screen and the Niotron Companion that cannot be used on the same smartphone device. Once those minor issues are resolved, Niotron can be used almost perfectly on smartphones or tablets.
The typing bug on the mobile has been fixed and is now usable