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How to disable the auto zoom feature?

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Posted on by warsongg00

i have gallery list connected to sharepoint list , and one of the field is person, with data from 365users, when i click on that search box in my mobile it auto zooms in

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mdevaney 29,989 Moderator on at

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There is no way to disable the auto zoom. If you want to see the maximum amount of the screen the only way to do so is to make the input as wide as the screen and use a single-column form.

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This is not a solution. There are currently no workarounds for this that are user-friendly.
Are there any plans by powerapps to fix this bug?

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jbat 18 on at

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This is a huge bug, the auto-zooming must be defeatable. Please implement a way of stopping it, user feedback is 0/10.

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tf777 34 on at

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Any new updates re this issue? Its very annoying and my customers are complaining about this "feature". Input as wide as the screen and using single column form does not help

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Paulyclees 4 on at

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Hey Microsoft, I *know* how to zoom on my phone, if some people really need this "feature", fine, but put it in the settings so we can turn it off. I waste enough time editing docs on my phone, I'm really sick and tired of wasting more unzooming when the (redacted) app zooms when I don't want it to. 😠

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PowerAppsDeveloper 9 on at

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There is actually a real solution for this problem.

iOS will zoom in on any control with a font size less than 16px. Therefore, the solution is to detect iOS, and set the control's FontSize to 16px.

Add this to your control's FontSize property:

If (Host.OSType = "iOS", 16, <whatever your original font size was> )
No more auto-zoom on iOS!

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