Sign up ×  In the stock Android browser, what exactly does
"auto-fit pages" do?  From my experimenting with it, the answer
appears to be "Diddly-squat".  Perhaps a better question would
be "What is is supposed to do?"  share|improve this question I
believe some phones (HTC?) made the distinction that when they
have auto-fit (or some similarly named options) is disabled,
then the browser will only reflow the text when double tapped
(i.e. not when pinch-zooming); and while autofit (or that
similarly named option) is enabled, then a pinch-zooming will
reflow the text. –  Lie Ryan Mar 26 '11 at 23:22 For people
looking for a code fix for this issue, I've worked through it
here: –  Matt Parkins Jun 6 '13 at 10:35  1 Answer 1  up vote 5
down vote accepted  Auto-fit is supposed to force the text to
wrap based on the size of your screen when you zoom in on a web
page. I think.  As long as I'm connecting the right term with
the right action, it has limits. For instance, the page width
doesn't actually change, and imag