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That's not the fault of bootstrap, it's the fault of developers. They're taking the easy way out by using bootstrap to easily create a mobile site and they won'
by k-mcgrady 12y ago
That's not the fault of bootstrap, it's the fault of developers. They're taking the easy way out by using bootstrap to easily create a mobile site and they won't even take the time to do a little customisation to make it work correctly with their content. They could easily disable the responsive features. It's lazy development.
- krisdol 12y agoI agree with you and minimaxir, but it doesn't change the fact that the websites are still unusable. As a user, I'd like to still have a way around the developer's mistakes. I wish it were easier for mobile clients to fool the site into thinking it's on a different screen size or aspect ratio.
- emodendroket 12y agoIt's bizarre because the path of least resistance is really to "let Bootstrap do it" and just have it reflow the content for different screen sizes.