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‎09-08-2022 15:56

‎09-08-2022 15:56

I don't know which subforum is the best to post this so I simply chose here as I am currently using charge 5

 

https://ibb.co/sm0jBjC

 

This screenshot is taken on an iPad with its stock browser (iphone has the same issue). Usually I hate to say this but I hope fitbit web dev can be a bit more diligent in the QA process. In 2022 not testing your "responsive" web design on mainstream mobile devices is unbelievable. Needless to say this is a new product release page and the issue is here since day one, and seems no one in the company spotted this/tried to fix this. If I am a consumer, seeing a company new product front page like this I'd question if the company can really roll out relatively bug free products.

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