why the min-width style doesn't work on mobile browsers except chrome android:

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and this opera :

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Closed due to the fact that off-topic participants andreymal , Air , HamSter , AK ♦ , kizoso 25 Dec '17 at 7:38 .

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    Without a problem code, nothing can be answered - andreymal
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    The problem code should be indicated directly in the text of the question without references, and the minimum reproducible example is better - andreymal
  • problem code? Yes, the fact of the matter is that there are no problems in the code, but the mobile browser shows in different ways. - newProgrammer
  • If we are unable to repeat your problem in our own, it is very unlikely that we will help. If you limit yourself to a link to the site, after it has been fixed, other visitors to the stackoverflow site will not be able to reproduce the problem and understand the essence of the question, all this makes your question offtopic on this site, alas - andreymal
  • In addition, in my browser, opera there is no problem i.stack.imgur.com/yz2Ee.png - andreymal

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Fixed a problem in min-width: auto; replaced by 0px

  • It is not the answer to the question. To leave your comments or ask the author to clarify, leave a comment to the appropriate post. - From the queue of checks - Viktor Tomilov
  • Well, how? I do not know what helped me? It's clear that min-width: auto; each browser understands in its own way. For this it is better to set the values. - newProgrammer
  • @newProgrammer auto not a valid value for min-width , so the mess is completely unsurprising - andreymal