How iPhone tricked us all 😁

So without that viewport tag, every cell phone is just gonna lie about how wide it actually is. When the first iPhone came out, there wasn't any App Store, but it was one of the first smartphones to have a decent web browser on it. But that screen size was like 320 pixels wide and websites back in 2007 were hard coded to work with much bigger widths. So Apple's plan was to trick every into rendering at desktop size and then it would just zoom it out on the iPhone screen, which looked better than having these broken web pages. If I remove that viewport tag here, I can add a script in here to alert what the screen width is. And if we load this up on an iPhone, I can see the iPhone's telling me it's 980 pixels wide, even though if we put this meta tag back in here, we'll get the real width of the iPhone, which is only 375 pixels. Even though if we put this meta tag back in here, we'll get the real width of the iPhone, which is only 375 pixels.