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You don't necessarily need a mobile version, but having the "public URL" version of a page be chopped off could hurt adoption. The resulting HTML is pretty stra
by ydant 16y ago
You don't necessarily need a mobile version, but having the "public URL" version of a page be chopped off could hurt adoption. The resulting HTML is pretty straightforward, so I guess there's some CSS problem blocking me from scrolling.