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makes me think... maybe it's time we developers stood up and said "no". Let's stand together and declare that "working mobile web" just isn't a feature of WP7

by pilif 16y ago

makes me think... maybe it's time we developers stood up and said "no". Let's stand together and declare that "working mobile web" just isn't a feature of WP7. If you want the cool bling of todays mobile web, you'll have to get any other phone aside of WP7. Any will do. Just not WP7.

thedeuce 16y ago
That's fine, but you pay my salary to feed my family. Thanks!
- pilif 16y ago
  what I meant was to shift our mindset. At least for me it has always been a matter of honor to support all clients out there as equally well as possible just because that's what we have done on the web ever since. What I was thinking was to not do it this time around. Now if your customer insists, explain the issue and add the IE tax (I'd say an additional 80% of what you'd charge for the real-browser-only version). If your employer insists, well, then you don't have too many options of course.