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I stopped using Flipkart when they went pushy with their mobile app. If you went to their website on a mobile, it just insisted that you download the app, with
by msravi 10y ago
I stopped using Flipkart when they went pushy with their mobile app. If you went to their website on a mobile, it just insisted that you download the app, with no other option, which I didn't want to do. I just went to amazon.in
Edit: Coming to think of it, as a personal anecdote, I pretty much use the web for a lot of stuff now. News (firefox bookmarks), Social (twitter, linkedin), Shopping (amazon) - it's all the web. There used to be a time when I had privacy/battery sucking apps for them all. I still use apps for Navigation (google maps), Messaging (whatsapp, sms), Mail (gmail), Music (native player), and Cab-hailing (ola) though.
- parthdesai 10y agoJust checked Flipkart's website and it's not even responsive. Horizontal scroll appears at width of 1284 pixel. I think this in 2016 is just insane.
- vthallam 10y agoNot sure what are you looking at. They do have a great mobile website and i could see it.
- squeaky-clean 10y agoIt's only mobile though. Try visiting it on a desktop browser. If you have your screen stretched out enough to be considered "landscape", you only get a screen showing "Please rotate your device"
- parthdesai 10y agoHey i didn't check on mobile, but i checked on desktop and tried minimising my browser and it isn't even a bit responsive. Used Chrome on linux to be specific.