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It would be nice to be able to access the website on a smartphone (even if the experience is suboptimal), instead of denying access.
by lefra 5mo ago
It would be nice to be able to access the website on a smartphone (even if the experience is suboptimal), instead of denying access.
- HPsquared 5mo agoSmartphones have the huge advantage of direction sensors (3D magnetometer and gyro). I remember using apps like Google sky map (or something like that) way back in 2011 to look at satellites and planets.
- AkshatJ27 5mo agoNot sure if this is the app you were referring to, But Stellarium does exactly what you're describing.
- jeroenhd 5mo agoThere's a mobile app that supposedly works worldwide (but isn't available in my country).
- russdill 5mo agoReally wish mobile browsers were better liars when it comes to "desktop mode"
- cholmdomsky 5mo agoSeriously. Plus, what is the problem that some websites are 'fixing' by denying me a choice in how the website loads?
- DANmode 5mo agoThat they’ve chosen gaps between components that are larger than your device screen, and they either functionally can’t, or simply don’t want to, adapt their poorly-designed webapp frontend to.
- foofyter 5mo ago[dead]
- vritvo 5mo agoThanks! This is updated now, and you should be able to access the website https://hengefinder.rcdis.co/ https://hengefinder.rcdis.co/ on mobile. You can also download the app with more features at https://hengefinder.com/ https://hengefinder.com/