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Completely blocking the image information page to mobile user agents is completely unnecessary. I'd much rather look at your non optimized page than be told to
by charukiewicz 3mo ago
Completely blocking the image information page to mobile user agents is completely unnecessary. I'd much rather look at your non optimized page than be told to come back on desktop.
Moreover, even after switching to desktop mode on my phone, there's nothing I see that precludes you from employing a little bit of CSS to make those pages render more nicely on mobile screens.
- morellonet 3mo agoFair complaint. As with all software development we make tradeoffs to try to balance time and capability. I’ll make sure our front end lead see this though :)
- philipbjorge 3mo agoI’ll second this, I had to send this message… > based on our discussions so far, I think we’d only need... Which they appear to have but I can't dig in on mobile.
- x______________ 3mo ago> This page is currently not available for mobile devices. For the best experience, please visit us from your computer. For what it's worth: my mobile device is a computer.
- jjice 3mo agoSeriously. I get the sibling comment seemingly from someone involved talking about eng resources being tight, but blocking it instead of just showing a desktop page feels absurd.
- nikanj 3mo agoTakes more eng resources to block mobile than not
- projektfu 3mo agoTurning on "Desktop Site" on Firefox Android lets me through. Not that I disagree, just a workaround.