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Why would you want an iOS app for linkedin? Unless you are a recruiter it's just not a daily use kind of thing. I don't really understand why most people use
by lsc 8y ago
Why would you want an iOS app for linkedin? Unless you are a recruiter it's just not a daily use kind of thing.
I don't really understand why most people use apps for things that are essentially websites that don't have unusual latency requirements. I mean, sure, maps and some of the other daily use things, those extra microseconds matter. I want to do more of it locally. But things like linkedin and facebook? the ios browser works fine for that (well, I haven't figured out how to make facebook messages work through the mobile website... but there's no way I'm installing that app)
- siimtalvik 8y agohold refresh button and click on "request desktop site". then go to facebook.com/messages.
- lsc 8y agoThanks for the support. Your instructions work, and I can switch back to the mobile site by closing the window and navigating back.
- lsc 8y agoNote; as someone who has done a lot of tech support, I think it's important to tell people "that worked" when they give you tech support and that support leads to the problem being solved. Paid or not.
- yread 8y agoor you can use mbasic.facebook.com
- Rjevski 8y agoI use LinkedIn as a less creepy alternative to Facebook Messenger, to keep in touch with people who I don’t have their number or who don’t have iMessage. As a result I’d love to have a decent native app at least for the messaging part of it.