Does anyone know how to stop the lapdock showing the mobile site of facebook rather than the normal one every time i enter wwwdotfacebbokdotcom it loads with m.facebook.com?
create a shortcut in the dock.
no, just tried that sill reverts back to the "m" site ?
are you using the lapdock's firebox browser? or are you using the phone's browser while in lapdock's?
Its when using the firefox lapdock browser or the lapdocks facebook shortcut
Have you tried Dolphin Browser HD? In the initial setup, you can choose what kind of device you'd like the browser to tell the website you're using. Like say for instance, android phone, desktop, ipone, or ipad.
I tried accessing the facebook site from my lapdock's browser and it sent me to the non-mobile site. I don't know what could be going on with yours.
sorry. :\
Potential Fix for this issue
The problem everybody is experiencing develops when the initial request is sent to the Facebook server and the "user agent" string is sent. By default, the user agent string is set to Android, but can be set to Chrome Desktop to allow a full website experience. Some website's written or optimized for a specific browser may still disregard this setting, but Facebook does not, and will display the full site ... I have the laptop dock and this works.
In the firefox browser, go to the add-ins page and search "user agent". Install one of them and select "firefox 4" from the new menu. Reload the page and it should show the full version instead of the mobile version of the page.
You need to use a user agent spoof add-in to tell the facebook server that you are a full web browser and not a mobile web browser.
I have tried the top 3 user agent programs and connot find the firefox 4 option.
You say you have to spoof the web page, when I first used it it worked fine, and other users all say theirs work fine too without messing with the settings.
I have also done a hard reset on the phone so its not that, it must be somthing in the lapdock, -
question can the lapdock be reset in any way, I know it has nothing inside as such but pehaps there is somthing in there?
Install the add-on called "User Agent RG 1.0" and then under Tools -> User Agent, select "Firefox 4". You have to make this selection every time you open the firefox browser in the webtop as the setting is not preserved.
I think this is phone browser problem .
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Take a look at this: http://gmailblog.blogspot.com/2009/10/whats-new-with-gmail-on-iphone-and.html
iPhone and Android users can connect to a new Gmail Mobile web site.... But It seems that Windows Mobile users (even on the huge HD2) still connect to the "old" mobile site. Anyone has an idea how to get the new site?
I think there should be a way, but I'll leave it to the experts
Agree, would be very useful. Did anyone try setting opera to pretend to be Android or iPhone browser? I think opera is capable if rendering that new stuff, but the problem is gears
I've changed the User-Agent header to the iPhone one with the "Modify Headers" Firefox's plugin and accesing the gmail.com page, it shows me the new interface.
It's very nice
I don't know how to change this in IE or Opera or other mobile browser, but I think that will do the trick.
The user agents can be get at mobilemultimedia.be
Just tried on Opera Mobile.
1. On address URL trype "opera:config"
2. On the search box type "agent"
3. On results, under "User Prefs", on "Custom User Agent" enter "Mozilla/5.0 (iPhone; U; CPU iPhone OS 2_1 like Mac OS X; nl-nl) AppleWebKit/525.18.1 (KHTML like Gecko) Version/3.1.1 Mobile/5F136 Safari/525.20" (you may send this to you by mail and read your mail on the mobile, so you can copy and paste it)
4. Click on "Save".
5. Access gmail.com again and there is the new interface.
On my Omnia II, tha page does not exactly fit, it goes out a little.
Rondeus said:
Just tried on Opera Mobile.
1. On address URL trype "opera:config"
2. On the search box type "agent"
3. On results, under "User Prefs", on "Custom User Agent" enter "Mozilla/5.0 (iPhone; U; CPU iPhone OS 2_1 like Mac OS X; nl-nl) AppleWebKit/525.18.1 (KHTML like Gecko) Version/3.1.1 Mobile/5F136 Safari/525.20" (you may send this to you by mail and read your mail on the mobile, so you can copy and paste it)
4. Click on "Save".
5. Access gmail.com again and there is the new interface.
On my Omnia II, tha page does not exactly fit, it goes out a little.
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That only takes you to the "old" iphone gmail interface. The "new" gmail interface as shown in the 1st post doesn't work with Opera Mobile (9.5/9.7/10) at all because Opera is too lazy to bother fully implementing HTML 5.0 spec into their mobile browsers.
Hi so I'm having some trouble changing the UA string on the default google browser on my atrix. I'm trying to change the webpage view to the desktop view. I open the browser and go to a webpage that is displaying the mobile format. I enter "about:debug" and click go and that allows me to access the extended settings where I find the UA string. I change it to Desktop and click the home button. I open up the browser again and still the webpage is in its mobile version. It's pretty frustrating and I can't seem to figure out what I'm doing wrong. I prefer to view the webpages in its original format instead of the mobile. I know other browsers such as Dolphin allow for this but I want to take advantage of the new Google Instant preview and those browsers don't allow that. Can someone help me out here I'd really appreciate it. Thanks in advance.
My school WiFi requires that you visit the website and login before you can have internet access. The problem is that the website doesnt always pop up automatically when I open my browser. I have saved the website to my bookmarks in the past, but even then It won't let me go to it manually (because there is no internet web browser access)
Is there a way to force access of the login page on these types of connections?
You could set up a shortcut to the log in page and make the shortcut what you use to open your web browser on campus.
I've never made a shortcut for a website on Android so I'm not sure if all browsers will support it. But I'm certain there is a way.
What you'd end up with is the log in screen ALWAYS being the landing page when you started the web browser using that shortcut.
Skipjacks said:
You could set up a shortcut to the log in page and make the shortcut what you use to open your web browser on campus.
I've never made a shortcut for a website on Android so I'm not sure if all browsers will support it. But I'm certain there is a way.
What you'd end up with is the log in screen ALWAYS being the landing page when you started the web browser using that shortcut.
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I used to do that, the only problem is that sometimes it doesn't work. Sometimes I would go to that page and it wouldn't load because my device doesn't have access to the internet -___-
I need another option, like if there's an app or a way that forces the login page, not just tries to access the URL of said login. You know? It sucks I know -___- lol
Anyone know how? Even when unchecking mobile view a lot of sites still show up as mobile.
type (about:debug) then press enter
Go into the internet setting and select ua string(desktop)
Go back to the website and refresh.....press thanks if I helped
Try a different browser like Miren or Dolphin, both have the ability to be seen as a desktop but you'll have to change that in the settings tab. Sometimes I need to get corp email via a browser and if it shows mobile it will not load so I use either of these with no issues.
are there any browsers that will trick hulu into letting us watch?
Ok so I typed it in but comes out as a google search item?
And when I set it as my home page, it just loads a white screen
Apple appears to have started a trend for Internet apps (because it lacks Flash) but I find using the Boat Browser in Desktop mode is better than using an app and there is no need to have loads of different apps for each Website.
For example, I use the Boat browser for email, BBC iPlayer, STV Player, TV Catchup, eBay, Amazon, etc in the same way as IE on Windows on my laptop.
I find the Boat browser Speed Dialer and Password Manager are great for loading and logging-into Websites and you get the full Windows desktop experiance.
Also, the Android home screen can now be used for just non-Internet shortcuts for the Internet shortcuts are saved in the Boat browser Speed Dialer.
You have already a thread talking about boat browser
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2068370
Please don't create redundant threads.
Thanks and thread closed .