Mobile friendly website for Handbook and Documentation

[dabbmedia]

The content of the Typescript Handbook that I read was pretty good, but it is not possible to read on mobile (especially in portrait view).

It would be great to read about Typescript when I am stranded away from my laptop. However, when loading or rotating a page to portrait, the text does not re-justify and flows off the screen. When attempting to pinch to zoom out, the page throws an error and cannot even load the page.

It seems like having a web page readable on mobile screens is the most basic requirement in 2024, and it's a bit infuriating trying to simply review the docs.

It also makes one question the validity/stability of the language itself, if the documentation website can't even work correctly (as it seems most would assume the docs website is built with Typescript).

I remember having this issue with the site a few years ago, surprised the problem persists.

[JatinSainiOO7]

can work on this

[alexdev888]

I found this website to read docs on mobile: https://devdocs.io/typescript/

[rohitaryal]

This also seems to be an issue for desktop browsers.
This CSS snippet fixes it.

article .whitespace.raised {
    width: fill-available;
    width: -moz-available;
    width: -webkit-fill-available;
}

Here's quick js userscript to test it.

[cachesdev]

The site is still unusable in mobile.