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I feel like this should be a browser option more than a design consideration. How am I meant to tell if you are using a fullscreen mobile browser vs a resized

I feel like this should be a browser option more than a design consideration. How am I meant to tell if you are using a fullscreen mobile browser vs a resized desktop window?

inetknght 6y ago
> How am I meant to tell if you are using a fullscreen mobile browser vs a resized desktop window? You aren't. Why should you assume that a mobile browser window is any different than a desktop window? I have an Android tablet with a 13" 4K screen and a stylus. A full screen window on there is huge and you don't need a huge button. I don't want huge buttons on my tiny iPod screen either.
- deergomoo 6y ago
  > You aren't. Why should you assume that a mobile browser window is any different than a desktop window? Because it quite obviously is. It would be absolutely bananas if the default view for the New York Times’ homepage was a super zoomed-out full width desktop site like it was in the original iPhone demo.