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Like eljaco, I was using Chrome on Android. When I switch to the built-in Android browser, then I get everything on a single page. That seems like a really fra
by codeka 14y ago
Like eljaco, I was using Chrome on Android. When I switch to the built-in Android browser, then I get everything on a single page.
That seems like a really fragile way to build a mobile site, and I don't really understand how splitting the article over 13 pages would be better for "least common denominator" mobile browser...
- ajross 14y agoSimply selecting "Request Desktop Site" from the menu in Chrome for Android pulls up the same (quite usable) one-page presentation. This is just a bad "mobile" site in general, and a broken browser detection scheme on top of it.
- chc 14y agoLike I said, there exist mobile browsers that can't load large pages. I used to have one. I think their browser detection could stand to be a lot better, but the least common denominator really does require paging.