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This is something I could look into again later, but the thing holding us back isn't so much space for the pointers pointers, but how touch screen gesture interactions work.
When you're using QPrompt on a phone or tablet, there needs to be enough pixels for a swipe from the sides to be detectable. Left swipe is used to open the markers sidebar. If I set the handle bars to expand more, they get covered by the swipe's mouse area for detecting gestures and the handles become un-grabable after they're let go. Trial and error on a Pine64 phone is how I got to the current placement of the handle bars. If I recall correctly, if I made that distance any less, the handles would stop working on portrait phones.
Mobile isn't a priority platform right now, but QPrompt was designed with it in mind. The handles need to work there so users can align the text bellow the camera and use QPrompt to record videos (feature yet to be implemented).
Is it possible to utilize the entire width of the raster if indicators/pointers turned off?
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