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I believe you, but personally I can't travel anywhere on my Firefox on Mac. All I can do is turn around

I had trouble moving around at first too, but after maximizing my FF window I was able to see a navigation/teleport panel that had been hidden off the right side of the screen. It should have a couple of buttons with points of interest to jump to.

These CSS media queries will kill me one day -_- Sorry for the trouble you had there.

consider tailwinds library/framework

it has this stuff defined under classes pretty well

Thanks!

Don't feel too bad, browser differences is probably the biggest pain point in modern webdev today.

Just put a "Best Viewed in Chrome" animated gif at the bottom to cover your butt!

HAHA...Love aLtErNaTiVe SoLuTiOnS!:v

For absolute best-practices, there should be an animated under construction gif above the 'best viewed in' gif. Also, make sure to specify a very specific version of chrome that is out of date by at least 1 major version. That will definitely inspire confidence that this is a highly professional product.

Cool site though, very fun example of what can be accomplished in a browser.

Under construction GIFs were deprecated in favor of the streamlined and better engineered dancing baby GIFs. There's a few stealth startups that are rumored to be developing dancing skeleton GIFs, but you didn't hear that from me. Get it in on the ground floor, it'll be a gold rush.

oh wow, I'm using an ultra-wide screen (with my browser window only occupying a portion) and had to do this too! I was so lost at first

yeah, OP is going to have to learn these CSS media queries (or use a framework with everything already defined) like they said.

Let's 'teleport' for now. We'll 'travel' in the upcoming versions:)

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