> On 8 Aug 2020, at 00:17, Jim Avera <jim.avera@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > Google complains that directories displayed by mod_autoindex have "Mobile Usability Issues", specifically: > > Clickable elements too close together > Text too small to read > Viewport not set Who the **** within Google spouts that utter nonsense? And how ironic that Google, a company whose rise was predicated on being the search engine that spared us such nonsense in its early years, should now preach it! Usability on the Web works by the server serving information, and the user's device presenting it in a manner appropriate to the user. Usability issues arise when a server (or more specifically an attempt to "design" something on it) subverts the user's device. mod_autoindex doesn't override anything, it just presents a list which will appear with the user's own choice of presentation elements. Any usability issues there are BY DEFINITION on the client side. Having said that, if you want to subvert mod_autoindex to satisfy some total idiot who happens to work for Google, you'd just set a stylesheet for mod_autoindex's display and use that to impose your own or your master's preferences on users. -- Nick Kew --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscribe@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx For additional commands, e-mail: users-help@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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