Comments on The official Google Code blog: CSS3 Transitions and Transforms in Gmail for the iPad

Beautiful interface. I was surprised when I opene...

2010-09-27T18:58:28.148-07:00

Beautiful interface. I was surprised when I opened Gmail on my iPad and it looked like an iPad app! The scroll on the left even scrolls the same way: smooth and responsive. Wondering how you achieve the scroll effect in the stacked deck (or list of emails). Thanks - I develop martial arts software and I'm looking at implementing a solution like this for mobile users. Thanks - and beautiful work!

Chris

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Very nice guys. However what I'd really, real...

2010-08-20T04:36:04.489-07:00

Very nice guys.

However what I'd really, really like is an option to pin the floating toolbar (when reading messages) in the iPhone Gmail web interface. It's so very, very annoying. Since we can scroll to the top of the conversation via tapping on the status bar there's absolutely no reason why the toolbar can't be pinned to the top. Otherwise the Gmail mobile interface is great. Fingers crossed...

It would be nice to see some of these new CSS3 and...

2010-08-18T16:47:49.740-07:00

It would be nice to see some of these new CSS3 and HTML5 features in the regular webmail. I remember a tech demo of offline storage with the HTML5 client database, but GMail still requires Gears.

For those of us on 64-bit Linux Chrome and without the ability to use Gears, it would be wonderful to see these improvements be merged back for non-iPad users :)