Can I undo the "optimize for mobile" setting for my tablet? I'd like the pages to work more like they do on my computer than on my phone.
When I first started using my tablet, the browser seemed to function as it does on my computer. For example, Facebook messages would open within the Facebook page. Now, I have to open the Facebook messenger app for those messages. I'd rather not have to do that. I'm thinking I may have clicked a button to optimize for mobile, but I can't figure out how to undo that. Please help.
Thank you.
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Yes, you can undo the "optimize for mobile" setting on your tablet, but it depends on the specific browser or website you're using.
If you're referring to a browser setting:
On Chrome: Open the browser, go to the website, tap the three dots (menu), and under "Desktop site," toggle it on or off depending on your preference. On Safari: Tap the "aA" icon in the address bar and select "Request Desktop Site." For websites that automatically adjust for mobile, there isn't a universal setting, but these steps will allow you to force a desktop view on your tablet.
And how does one do this in FireFox? I thought by asking this on a Mozilla forum that would be assumed... but I should not assume...