> There's no easy way to verify the URL if I'm using a mobile device. The URL typically contains a token that would indicate it. In this case, the URL is "touc

> There's no easy way to verify the URL if I'm using a mobile device. The URL typically contains a token that would indicate it. In this case, the URL is "touch." but you also typically see "m." or "mobile." > What's the disadvantage of the mobile site on a desktop? Depends on the site. In the case of LA Times, it works very well. Other sites have a bad Mobile -> Desktop experience just like they have a poor Desktop -> Mobile experience. Either way, I don't give a damn. I'm just playing Devil's Advocate.