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When one of the users is using a camera with a horizontal orientation and another has a vertical orientation (common in smartphones, so most mobile users), a bug appears in the Desktop layout:
When in 4K (like in the screenshot above), rotating the smartphone solves the problem. However, for resolutions like 1440 or 1080p, the default also has problems. As you can see below:
I think we're using pixels for some resolutions; maybe changing to responsive units like rem or percentage can fix this. And for portrait-oriented cameras, putting it side to side does the trick.
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When one of the users is using a camera with a horizontal orientation and another has a vertical orientation (common in smartphones, so most mobile users), a bug appears in the Desktop layout:
When in 4K (like in the screenshot above), rotating the smartphone solves the problem. However, for resolutions like 1440 or 1080p, the default also has problems. As you can see below:
I think we're using pixels for some resolutions; maybe changing to responsive units like rem or percentage can fix this. And for portrait-oriented cameras, putting it side to side does the trick.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: