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Please don't redirect mobile users to a broken mobile website! Only use a mobile redirect if you _actually_ have a mobile site. Otherwise give us the desktop e
by vorpalhex 5y ago
Please don't redirect mobile users to a broken mobile website!
Only use a mobile redirect if you _actually_ have a mobile site. Otherwise give us the desktop experience.
- moniecodes 5y agoHi @vorpalhex, We attempt to redirect to our mobile site about.system.com/mobile and are working on a mobile friendly version. Apologies that you are experiencing issues. Could you send us more details through our feedback tab or our slack community or email hello@system.com(If you could also attach a screenshot, it would be really helpful to see what you are seeing).
- vorpalhex 5y agoYour mobile version is not the app. It is a fancy "under construction!" page. Delete that page. Just send mobile users to your app. Your app works fine on mobile as is. You don't need a mobile site. Just (eventually, as a small improvement) make your viewports a bit more responsive in size.
- moniecodes 5y agothanks for the feedback, just curious how you know our app "works fine on mobile as is"?
- vorpalhex 5y agoI used desktop mode on Firefox mobile on Android which prevents the redirect and renders your app at a desktop resolution (and changes the user agent to look like a desktop browser). I was able to navigate the graph, select nodes, navigate references and so on. This is obviously not a true E2E test but I encountered no bugs in my usage.
- moniecodes 5y agoawesome, thanks so again for the feedback, we will follow up on this.
- SilasX 5y agoActually, even then, the desktop version is usually better on mobile. Example LedgerX won’t even show you your option Greeks on mobile … even when you ask for desktop!