Indeed. “Smallest width” dev setting of 600 is the smallest DPI that is considered “tablet” by android. Setting it to that makes the setting magically appear.
The reason for that appears to be that the tab bar takes up about half of the screen on lower DPIs. It’s hilariously large.
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I’m guessing, but I think it only works for tablets. As I don’t see it on my phone, but do see it on my tablet.
Indeed. “Smallest width” dev setting of 600 is the smallest DPI that is considered “tablet” by android. Setting it to that makes the setting magically appear.
The reason for that appears to be that the tab bar takes up about half of the screen on lower DPIs. It’s hilariously large.