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Is there a mobile version of the Wikipedia?
The mobile version of Wikipedia has a Desktop option. When you click this option, you are no longer redirected to the mobile version when you visit Wikipedia. Sometimes people click this option accidentally, or want to undo this. You can easily undo this by clicking on the Mobile view link in the footer of every Wikipedia page.
How to automatically force mobile browser to desktop?
But if you have separate index for mobile and desktop version then you can use this script:
Why are so many people still using desktop instead of mobile?
Even though organizations acknowledge the importance of the mobile experience, we find many marketers are still thinking about their site experience primarily on desktop. Why is that? A common reason is the difference between how your average customer uses your site and how your marketing team manages the site.
How to view mobile version of a website on your desktop?
You might get an email from your development team letting you know a new feature has been added to the site. You click on a link from your work computer and review the change in your desktop browser. Everything looks good, so you give the go ahead to push it live.
How to disable the mobile version of a website on your phone?
Disabling the Mobile Version of a Website on Windows You can disable the mobile version of a website with Window’s default browser, Internet Explorer. To configure this setting, open Internet Explorer > More > Settings > Website preference. Photo courtesy of windowsphone.com.
Why does Wikipedia not show categories on mobile?
Wikipedia articles are text heavy, the longest are over 100,000 bytes. In order to fit that sort of content on smartphone screens the developers were given the go ahead to strip out anything they could from the mobile view. Categories were one of the things that went, even more sadly so did most of the editing features.
Why do I need a mobile version of a website?
There are plenty of reasons why you might want to use the full desktop version of a website on your mobile device. Some websites disable certain features from their mobile version that they may deem unnecessary or bandwidth-intensive.