There's no more a "break to mobile at 980px" than a "break to mobile at 1140px", it's just the one you have a problem with. A responsive site scaling at multipl

There's no more a "break to mobile at 980px" than a "break to mobile at 1140px", it's just the one you have a problem with. A responsive site scaling at multiple breakpoints isn't like switching to a mobile site just because it changes its "More" menu to a hamburger. The problem seems to be your choice of hardware coupled with your split-screen window size plus your want of three rows over two at a specific site; remove one and the problem goes away. To me The Guardian is scaling perfectly well and trying to paint it as switching to mobile is disingenuous. I'm amazed reading stuff like this at HN (well maybe not as most "hackers" can't design if their life counted on it). The Guardian is a good example of a perfectly well working responsive website.