A lot of free space until the footer comes in the smartphone mode for pixel 7

[ghac101]

Description

If you have a look at any website in the smartphone mode for Google Pixel 7, there is a lot of free and empty space, until the footer starts. The fact that I need to scroll down to the footer gives me confidence that this is not due to the large screen but due to some miscalculation of the min-height of the screensize?

Steps To Reproduce

1. Open any page of the template in Google Chrome
2. Switch to developer mode
3. View the page with Google Pixel Device

Expected Behavior
I would have expected that if there is no more text / words, the footer starts earlier as it happens for other smartphone types.

Actual Behavior

There is a lot of free and empty space, until the footer starts.

Screenshots

Environment

• Hugo Version: hugo v0.119.0-b84644c008e0dc2c4b67bd69cccf87a41a03937e+extended windows/amd64 BuildDate=2023-09-24T15:20:17Z VendorInfo=gohugoio
• Browser/OS: Chrome Version 120.0.2210.77 (Official build) (64-bit)
• Theme Version: Latest git pull of the repo

Additional Context

Thanks a lot for having a look!

[imfing]

The footer is expected to show up when you scroll down a bit further.

the footer starts earlier as it happens for other smartphone types.

It looks normal to me on both Pixel and iPhone, where you need to scroll down to see the footer:

[ghac101]

Thanks a lot for your fast reply.
I understood that this is the expected behaviour. I was just wondering if this makes sense or if it would make more sense to show the footer earlier, if there is not enough content on the page. Just though it looks a bit odd to me, if there is just one sentence on the page and you then have to scroll down a bit before the footer starts. I cannot recall any other website where this is the case, mostly footer starts directly after the content, no matter how much content there is on the page.