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Mobile browsers usually have a "request desktop version" checkbox. How does that work then?
by tartrate 6y ago
Mobile browsers usually have a "request desktop version" checkbox. How does that work then?
- masklinn 6y agoThe mobile browser uses different viewport information (and likely sends a desktop UA string).
- edent 6y agoIn my experience, they change the detected width of the viewport. Some also change the User Agent header.
- deleted 6y ago[deleted]
- asiando 6y agoOn iOS it just changes the UA. This means that regular CSS-only responsive sites don’t change at all, unlike what the other 2 comments are suggesting. Maybe on Android it’s different.