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There is no way to change useragent in Android Chrome or even Android Firefox. There is just a crippled "desktop mode" button that still tells the site you're o
by causi 3y ago
There is no way to change useragent in Android Chrome or even Android Firefox. There is just a crippled "desktop mode" button that still tells the site you're on a mobile browser.
- lopkeny12ko 3y agoI don't know about Chrome, but you certainly can set your User-Agent on Android Firefox. I have it set right now to Linux desktop, so all websites render as desktop by default. Just set general.useragent.override in about:config.
- robotnikman 3y agoAre you sure you can open about:config on android firefox? When I try I just get a blank page. Are you stable or nightly?
- alvarezbjm-hn 3y agoTrue for me, too. I have never been able to access an about:config for firefox in android. We are supposed to use extensions to configure firefox, too bad that the extensions for android firefox are few. I use vivaldi as a "javascript disabled" browser, since I can't disable javascript in firefox.