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What bothers me most about this is that if you go to www on a mobile device, it redirects you to m - that's great, and probably the "right" thing to do. There i
by pc86 5y ago
What bothers me most about this is that if you go to www on a mobile device, it redirects you to m - that's great, and probably the "right" thing to do. There is probably a "View Desktop Version" link on the mobile page, somewhere. But if you go to the m subdomain on a desktop device, there's no easy way to get to the desktop version without manually changing the URL. If you can redirect from www to m, surely you can redirect from m to www when appropriate.
- zamadatix 5y ago> But if you go to the m subdomain on a desktop device, there's no easy way to get to the desktop version without manually changing the URL. You may find humour in the comically small "desktop" link at the very end of the page, next to the privacy policy.
- maximedupre 5y agoI feel like there's the issue on Reddit
- mananaysiempre 5y agoI feel like this is the least of the issues of Reddit(’s mobile version, social ones excluded for lack of knowledge).
- aembleton 5y agoI use the No More Mobile plugin to fix that: https://github.com/spixy/NoMoreMobile https://github.com/spixy/NoMoreMobile
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- tekknik 5y agoFor me on safari I just click “request desktop site” and it does redirect me to the non mobile domain.