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Thanks, I'd forgotten to update the ID tag.

Yes, the code above is CSS and can be used in the Custom CSS panel on the personal plan.

Hi, I have the same issue. It isn't acceptable for client sites.
How can turning off something that gives the website some movement be an adequate solution. I can't understand how this isn't an immediate priority. It's like a lot of people complain about it but they won't acknowledge how bad an issue it is or if it even exists.
I know they've said they've sent to dev but it's still happening. I'd say a lot of sites would lose traffic because users would just get annoyed. 
Some links like top nav never seem to do it, but then other places around the site don't work on first click on mobile. I'm using iphone 12 promax with latest OS and chrome browser.
Did you manage to work out any code to fix it? That would be a life saver because I've got angry clients....like platform deal breaker issue.

My client is not ready to make this site public yet, so I'm sorry I can't provide a link. 
On mobile, a text link (going to the contact page) works fine on the computer; however, on both my iPhone 14 Pro Max and my client's iPhone 8 (!!), the link requires a double tap to go to the destination the first time the site is opened. 
Then, the browser... or something... seems to "learn" the destination, and it's fine. Happened on both Safari and Duck mobile browsers. 
Support was not able to replicate this issue; I'm at a loss. No problem with requiring a double tap on footer links. Sooooo, as recommended, I am working through "Troubleshooting browser issues," but what are the chances of this happening on both phones?
Re-created the link several times, the same issue. I know I can make a button and be done with it, but this is exceedingly strange—never encountered in my six-year building history. 
The footer links work fine! Support says that this is a phone/browser issue and outside their scope. 
Edited to add: This also happens with the button on mobile! Requires two taps.

Greetings and thanks... not yet! 
Support said it's an occasional issue and they're working on it. In the meantime, heading links work fine first tap on mobile; it's just text links and buttons that require two taps when first opening the site.