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Direct Link To Mobile Site?


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organicmama Contributor

Is there a way to directly get to the mobile site for these forums? I upgraded the operating system on my smartphone, and now it no longer recognizes my browser as a mobile one. It worked great before that, with the mobile site being so easy to navigate. It is so cumbersome to try to see the full site on a tiny screen. I tried m.celiac.com, but to no avail.


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Scott Adams Grand Master

No, our software detects you are on a mobile then feeds you to the mobile version. Did you install the plugin for this board?

Take care,

Scott

organicmama Contributor

No, our software detects you are on a mobile then feeds you to the mobile version. Did you install the plugin for this board?

Take care,

Scott

No, no plugin installed. It just always worked before the upgrade and most mobile sites still do. Is there a link to something I should install?

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organicmama Contributor

Does anyone know about the plugin or how to make the site recognize a mobile phone? This is the only website where I am not recognized as mobile and it is extremely cumbersome to read.

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