Tablet screen taken as a desktop screen

I purchased a new tablet, whose screen resolution is 2.5k. Working on a project, I have it open through tour_testingserver.exe, to verify the changes on each device. I have a layer that needs a different scale on each device, desktop, mobile, tablet. When you type scale.tablet="xvalue", it takes the value that the desktop has,
not the one I specified for the tablet. Apparently it takes the tablet like a desktop computer. What should be done in that case?

I just want to show that X is any value.
I really meant scale.tablet="0.7"

It is a Lenovo ideapad tablet, I tried it in chrome, Mozilla and Opera, always with the same results

Yes jeromebg, the scale item can be managed reactively. I gave the example of the scale, to illustrate the fact that the tablet is taken by krpano com desktop. But that is not the only case, I have actions and also events that must result in different behaviors for each device

<layer name="info3" keep="true" url="iconskin/info.png" align="center" x="0" y="20" alpha="1" visible="true" scale.desktop="3" scale.mobile="4"
onhover=""
onclick.desktop=""
onclick.mobile=""
/>
<layer name="info4" keep="true" url="iconskin/info.png" bgcolor="0x000000" bgalpha="1.0" align="center" x="100" y="20" alpha="1" visible="true" scale="3" scale.mobile="1"
onhover=""
onclick.desktop=""
onclick.mobile=""
/>
<layer name="info5" keep="true" url="iconskin/info.png" align="center" x="-100" y="20" alpha="1" visible="true" scale.desktop="5" scale.tablet="1" scale.mobile="2"
onhover=""
onclick.desktop=""
onclick.mobile=""
/>

No, it doesn't work

Sorry, I was checking it in another open project. I'm already seeing the device info. Thanks

I edit this post, now showing the real values that the tablet console returns. the previous ones were those of the PC

Object

air: false all: true

android: false

androidstock: false

applewebkit: false

blackberry: false

browser: {useragent: 'Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64) AppleWebKit/537.36…KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/147.0.0.0 Safari/537.36', platform: 'Linux armv81', domain: null, location: 'http://192.168.1.210:63961/', protocol: 'http', …}

checkSupport: ƒ (h)

chrome: true

chromemobile: false

chromeversion: 147

css3d: true

depthmapsupport: true

desktop: true

dommousescroll: false

edge: false

firefox: false

flash: false

fractionalscaling: false

fullscreensupport: true

gesturedevice: true

getViewportScale: ƒ m()

gl: {width: 2560, height: 1330, pixelratio: 2}

handheld: false

hidpi: false

html: true

html5: true

ie: false

iframe: false

infoString: "Desktop - Chrome 147.0"

ios: false

iosdesktop: false

iosversion: 0

ipad: false

iphone: false

ipod: false

istouchevent: false

linux: true

mac: false

maxtexturesize: 8192

mobile: false

mobilevr: false

mouse: true

multiressupport: true

newedge: false

normal: true

pagescale: 1

panovideosupport: true

pixelratio: 2

pointerEvents: true

realDesktop: true

retina: false

safari: false

screen: {width: 1280, height: 800, orientation: 90}

silk: false

simulator: false

standalone: false

tablet: false

topAccess: true

touch: true

touchdevice: true

touchdeviceNS: true

touchsupport: true

webgl: true

webgl2: true

webkit: true

webkitversion: 537.36

window: {width: 1280, height: 665}

windows: false[[Prototype]]: Object

It is NOT mobile
It is NOT a tablet
It is NOT a handheld
But it DOES have touch

Krpano is classifying your device as:

“Desktop with touch screen”

The tablet is seen as:

PC (desktop)
with touch
not as real mobile device

browser: Linux armv81 - This prevents mobile detection

Is there any possibility of a solution?

Of course I have tried, but touch is also mobile, if I need a mobile phone to be different from a tablet, I can't get it

The other thing, consequently, is that what in the past was configured as a tablet, today in this type of new tablets, will show a different behavior as it was conceived in the past.