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That’s likely because I’ve seen a lot of people working on Wikipedia either via code or via content, prefer the mobile version even on desktop. It’s a pleasant
by Klover 8y ago
That’s likely because I’ve seen a lot of people working on Wikipedia either via code or via content, prefer the mobile version even on desktop. It’s a pleasant reading experience.
- laumars 8y agoThat's curious to read because I find the non-mobile version a significantly more pleasant reading experience. I don't even like the mobile version on my phone because I constantly get lost in page when I expand sections (maybe that's just down to my dyslexia?)
- chongli 8y agoYes! I hate the expanding sections 'feature' on mobile Wikipedia. Just give me one long scrolling page with anchor links in a table of contents, like the way the web has worked since the 90s.
- jimbo1qaz 8y agoHiw many years has it been, and Wikipedia Mobile still has the bug where pressing Back loses your downwards scrolling, since all sections contract momentarily (moving your page position upwards).