0.64.0

Tapping the prompt on an iPhone no longer zooms the whole page. Safari zooms when it focuses an input whose text is under 16px, and the prompt box was 13px, so the single most common thing you do on a phone moved the layout under your thumb every time. Every input, textarea and select is at least 16px on a touch device now, and untouched on a desktop.

The status bar stopped hanging off the screen. 460px of controls in a 393px phone, which is what the clipped icons actually were. The readings already dropped out in order of how much they decide; the controls on the right never did. The two that go first are the two a phone cannot use anyway: a keyboard-shortcut sheet and a font stepper that Settings also has.

Tap targets: 34 under 44px, now 9. Growing a 17px tab close button to 44 would wreck a 35px strip, so the hit area grows instead and nothing moves by a pixel. Nothing changes on a mouse. The nine left are the key row, a correct 44px tall and as wide as seven keys can be on a phone.

Tetris is now Bricks and Pacman is now Chompy. The artwork was never the issue: every figure is an original design. The names were. The id is what gets stored, so the two old ids are aliased to the new ones and nobody wearing one loses their theme.