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Problem with Firefox android browser on particular site

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specialpython
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This website I manage http://stephenpusey.org has a simple javascript that causes Firefox Android browser to constantly refresh rendering the content of the pages inaccessible. This only occurs with the Android version of the browser - not with the desktop version. The default mobile browser and Chrome for Android do not have this behaviour and nor does Safari.

The javascript is: function winResize() { location.href=location.href; }

and is called on the web pages with 

onResize="winResize()

I would appreciate your comments or a remedy to this.

This website I manage http://stephenpusey.org has a simple javascript that causes Firefox Android browser to constantly refresh rendering the content of the pages inaccessible. This only occurs with the Android version of the browser - not with the desktop version. The default mobile browser and Chrome for Android do not have this behaviour and nor does Safari. The javascript is: function winResize() { location.href=location.href; } and is called on the web pages with onResize="winResize() I would appreciate your comments or a remedy to this.

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guigs
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You might be able to use css here in the meantime: https://www.w3.org/TR/css3-mediaqueries/

However please also ask this in stack overflow .com