How to disable mobile sites in native browser

toastedoats

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If you want to disable mobile sites in the native browser

Did some searching around and no one on this forum has posted how to do it.

-Open browser
-Type "about:debug" in the address bar - press "go" Nothing will happen, this will only enable more options in the menu
-go to menu -> more -> settings
-scroll down to "UAString"
-Select "desktop"

your good to go
 
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nothing will happen when you enter it in, it only enables the debug settings in the menu.

Are these debug options not coming up in the browser menu?
 

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what happens if i select "iphone" hahah
 

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Got it. Thanks. It was not working if I typed it in and pressed go but when I choose the quick link it worked.
 
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If you want to disable mobile sites in the native browser

Did some searching around and no one on this forum has posted how to do it.

-Open browser
-Type "about:debug" in the address bar - press "go" Nothing will happen, this will only enable more options in the menu
-go to menu -> more -> settings
-scroll down to "UAString"
-Select "desktop"

your good to go
****ing awesome, thanks!
 

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If you want to disable mobile sites in the native browser

Did some searching around and no one on this forum has posted how to do it.

-Open browser
-Type "about:debug" in the address bar - press "go" Nothing will happen, this will only enable more options in the menu
-go to menu -> more -> settings
-scroll down to "UAString"
-Select "desktop"

your good to go

Confirmed "working great"
Thanks a million:)
 

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Very useful tip; thanks a million. Now... what if I want to disable this and revert back? Is it as simple as "re"selecting the Android UAString?
 

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You know, the xScope browser has this feature built-in, plus you can specify the iPhone as your browser identifier if you like. It's handy for WiFI hotspots that are free to iPhone users and not the rest of the world.

-Warr
 
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