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Chrome: Exempt mobile from sidebar toggled state persistence #2816

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aduth opened this issue Sep 27, 2017 · 0 comments · Fixed by #3331
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Chrome: Exempt mobile from sidebar toggled state persistence #2816

aduth opened this issue Sep 27, 2017 · 0 comments · Fixed by #3331
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General Interface Parts of the UI which don't fall neatly under other labels. Mobile Web Viewport sizes for mobile and tablet devices [Type] Task Issues or PRs that have been broken down into an individual action to take
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aduth commented Sep 27, 2017

Related: #2462 (specifically #2462 (comment))

While sidebar toggling makes sense to persist for larger displays, in the case of smaller viewports where the sidebar occupies the entire screen, we should ensure that persistence does not apply, and that a refresh resets the sidebar to be dismissed.

@aduth aduth added General Interface Parts of the UI which don't fall neatly under other labels. Mobile Web Viewport sizes for mobile and tablet devices [Type] Task Issues or PRs that have been broken down into an individual action to take labels Sep 27, 2017
@karmatosed karmatosed added this to the Beta 1.7 milestone Nov 2, 2017
@jorgefilipecosta jorgefilipecosta self-assigned this Nov 2, 2017
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