MEDIA QUERIES
According to initial CSS Media Queries, screen width was 13-14 CSS inches.
According to initial CSS Media Queries, view width was 13-14 CSS inches.
According to initial CSS Media Queries, screen aspect ratio was 16/9-17/9
According to initial CSS Media Queries, view aspect ratio was 16/9-17/9
According to initial CSS Media Queries, orientation was landscape
According to initial CSS Media Queries, resolution (dpi) was 91-100 dpi
According to initial CSS Media Queries, resolution (dppx) was 1.00-1.25dppx
CSS Media Queries for -webkit-min/max-device-pixel-ratio don't seem to be supported
CSS Media Queries for min/max--moz-device-pixel-ratio don't seem to be supported
CSS Media Queries for -o-min/max-device-pixel-ratio don't seem to be supported
DENSITY METRIC
Javascript variable
window.devicePixelRatio
: 1
(over)calculated from Media Queries 94.815 Pixels Per CSS Inch
probably the browser is really using 96 PPI for conversions
that's 100% based on 96
(or 60% based on 160)
assuming that conversion, screen width is 13.3 CSS inches
calculated by (bogus) set-inches-read-pixels method PPI is: 96
ORIENTATION
Javascript variable
orientation
: undefined
Related Links
Web Browser Page-Level Events in Javascript
Web Browser UI Events in Javascript
Web Device Display Dimensions- no Meta Viewport
CSS Media Queries - Alternative
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