Is there a way to see topics views when in mobile version and if there isnt, is there a way to browse the websites desktop version in mobile?
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It's Thanksgiving, so I'm getting my Gaming SE fix through my mobile iPhone browser. I recently received a notable question badge for 'How do I defeat a wispmother in Skyrim?' and wanted to see just how many views it got. I didn't expect to see it initially, but once I sorted by views, I at least expected to see the number of views the question had.  Expected behavior: either views should be populated for questions when sorting by views in the mobile browser or there should be some intuitive way to see views on the mobile browser.
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Yesterday  (or at least part of it) was (briefly) in read-only mode, during that time on the website there was a banner indicating that the site was in read only mode. However withing the iOS app there was no such indication, worse if you tried to take some action (I only tried voting, but I'm assuming other actions would have been the same) it would fail without saying why.
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If I open a post using the mobile theme, which has many comments, there is a link at the footer "add/show n more comments". If this link is clicked, the comments are loaded and displayed.   At the moment the text area is automatically focused which is not a great experience (in my opinion), as you have to close the editor and scroll back to the top if you just wanted to read the comments, without adding a new one.  Would it be possible to either   not focus the text area by default and to load only the comments add a new link for adding a comment
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Can you implement WYSIWYG editor in the mobile version of Stack Overflow? I'm kinda often use the site from my iPhone and it would be nice not to enter *s and `s manually. :)
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Currently, the standard behaviour for viewing web pages on a mobile is that:   If viewed in portrait the text is smaller because the width of the device is small and the whole page width needs to fit into view. If viewed in landscape the view 'zooms in' as the width is now wider so that the text is larger and more readable, but with less content on screen as a result.   So, this brings a dilemma. When creating a responsive website what should happen on device rotation? (Not on initial page load, I am referring to what should happen once the site is loaded and you decide to then rotate the screen)   When rotated from portrait to landscape should you:   a) Re-detect the device widths and map the contents according to the new dimensions (thereby retaining the same font / images sizes as when viewing portrait). b) Keep the same dimensions and on rotation just bring the content to fit the window (thereby zooming in the content to make it more readable for viewers if the portrait orientation text is too small).          &ndash; Wireframes created with   Bear in mind that with a traditional web-page viewed in the mobile you have the option of pinch-to-zoom the text, so if it's too small you can zoom in. With a responsive site this isn't an option because the site will fit the dimensions so there is nothing to zoom into.  (I guess there is a third option too - use responsive fonts so that the font sizes change according to the screen width. But that's probably a different question altogether).
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Is there a way to view the site without having to look at reputation information? I do not want to track my rep information or see anyone else's.  I think that'll let me focus more on the questions themselves.  Is anyone else interested in this feature? I don't see anything on Stack Overflow itself, but are there any add-ins or  scripts that do this?
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I happily enjoys Stack exchange android app. I am really having a good experience browsing through various sections .  However, the questions that appear on first page when I open the app seems to be not from the tags which I like/favorites one. Is there a way to customize which questions to appear ?
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On the desktop site, when looking at posts that are recent enough, sometimes the site just says "1 hour ago."     However, if I hover over it, it shows a nice little timestamp:    I would love to be able to see post timestamps on the mobile site. While posts that are old enough show the hour and minute they are from, it is, as far as I know, impossible to get these for recent posts.
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Is it possible to browse the internet from a laptop so that the web sites you visit think you are browsing from a mobile device?  Say I need to connect via a very low bandwidth connection and just using the mobile version of the site is sufficient?  Currently I'm using Vista and Firefox 3.5
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I have a lot of saved web pages that I want to view whenever I want without the page connecting to the web site (I can do this on WM). How do I do this on Android? Every time I click on the HTML file it says "no connection".
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This is basically the same as  for the Android app, except I am making the request for the iOS app.  When viewing a question in the iOS app, I'd like to see the total number of views for the question.
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How do I get the link to a post on the mobile SE app for Android so that I can include it in another post, answer, or comment (using Markdown)?   The only solution I found is choose "open in browser" from "more options" and copy the link from there.
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I'd like to see a list of questions that I've recently viewed. This might go on the user page (but only for the user - not for all to see).   This would be different from favorites, as it would only be recently viewed. This would not be redundant with browser history, as it would persist across computers (so I can see at home what I was looking at from work). This would not be redundant with recent activity, since I may not have had any activity on a question I recently viewed.   Any takers?  Perhaps show recently viewed questions where the Related links currently are, and slide everything else down?
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I am scoping a responsive project and thinking it will need views spanning from mobile to desktop. I am just wanting to confirm if it is necessary/helpful to do mockups for all 4 sizes (Extra small devices (phones, up to 480px), Small devices (tablets, 768px and up), Medium devices (desktops, 992px and up), and Large devices (large desktops, 1200px and up)?
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I'm talking about links or buttons at the bottom of the page or screen simply linking to the top of the website.  Is there any data on that? Are they used more frequently on long pages? What about mobile?  I know that , but I don't know if people actually know this and I also don't know if it works on Android and WP7.
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Wondering if anyone has thoughts on using breadcrumbs as a method of navigation on a mobile website (for a content site).   The breadcrumbs would show the heirarchy of the site as such:     Site > Category > Subcategory > Group > Item   My guess is that the breadcrumbs (if well-designed) would help the user quickly understand the site structure; at the same time, mobile users prefer large buttons and bars to links.   Is there a breadcrumb design that combines the best of breadcrumbs and buttons/bars/standard mobile UI components?
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On the mobile-web version of Stack Exchange sites, clicking the "add / show X more comments" link always zooms the "new comment" field into focus and opens the keyboard.  It also scrolls the page towards the top a bit so the new comments appear off the bottom of the screen.  Most of the time, when clicking on that link, I just want to read the hidden comments.  It's annoying when I have to dismiss the keyboard, zoom out and scroll back.  It should simply reveal the new comments and the keyboard should not show up unless I decide to tap inside the "new comment" field.  This is observed with the latest version of Mobile Safari in the latest iOS, although it's likely an issue on all mobile devices whenever the mobile version is displayed.    EDIT:  This question was closed with this reason:     "This question has been asked before and already has an answer. If those answers do not fully address your question, please edit this question to explain how it is different or ask a new question."   However, the original question does not already have an answer with a solution nor even an explanation.  like mine.  I don't dispute that I accidently posted the same complaint.  However, based on the wording of the closed reason, it would seem to imply that duplicates are allowed in situations when the original does "not fully address" the question.