I don't use the web browser very often, but when I do it's usually for TeslaWaze, which in turn I am using for obstacle warnings (including speed traps, duh). When I do this I'm also using the builtin nav system, I'm not actually relying on TeslaWaze for nav.
Imagine my surprise and non-delight then, when I fired up the browser on my Model S and it grabbed the entire screen other than the top inch-and-a-half or so. As far as I can tell, I can't slide it down to a more reasonable size. Either I slide less than halfway and it jumps back up to hog all the space, or I slide further and it disappears entirely. No compromises for Mr. Browser, Mr. Browser wants it all, or it won't even play.
Please tell me I'm missing something and there's a setting or gesture I'm overlooking, that will make the browser play nice? I mean, yeah, I could run Waze on my phone instead, but come on.
Imagine my surprise and non-delight then, when I fired up the browser on my Model S and it grabbed the entire screen other than the top inch-and-a-half or so. As far as I can tell, I can't slide it down to a more reasonable size. Either I slide less than halfway and it jumps back up to hog all the space, or I slide further and it disappears entirely. No compromises for Mr. Browser, Mr. Browser wants it all, or it won't even play.
Please tell me I'm missing something and there's a setting or gesture I'm overlooking, that will make the browser play nice? I mean, yeah, I could run Waze on my phone instead, but come on.