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2010-08-17
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Originally Posted by CYPHERC
There is no such thing as slow phones, just slow people.
Ok then go buy your slow phone and be happy w it...
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2010-08-17
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Originally Posted by danramos
There is no such thing as slow phones, just slow people.
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2010-08-17
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Originally Posted by gerbick
Yes that is exactly what I meant by a "full browser", not a browser that automatically loads the m. mobile version of a said website.
You know, I've been bouncing that very question around for a while, but I have to propose that a "full browser" is more akin to a mobile browser that renders your favorite websites in the same manner as a desktop version without triggering mobile versions or having to override that behavior.
Just my 30,000ft take on that subject. And in that case, the built-in browser for Android fails, whereas Dolphin really doesn't.
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2010-08-17
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Originally Posted by automagic68
That's actually not the browser's fault. The BROWSER isn't doing that--that's the web site seeing that your agent is set to either iphone or android and redirects you if your agent identifies as either of those. Dolphin, Fennec and all the other browsers will do the same thing unless you change the agent for a web site to something else other than either iphone or android.
Yes that is exactly what I meant by a "full browser", not a browser that automatically loads the m. mobile version of a said website.
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2010-08-17
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i would get Iphone 4 but will wait for the price drop down, above 800$ for a phone is just ridiculous, i would just buy a notebook then..but will wait for now...meego phone will not come out and stable for another 2 years or so...android is my third move after iphone4
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2010-08-17
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Originally Posted by danramos
How doable is it to change the "agent" on an Android device?
That's actually not the browser's fault. The BROWSER isn't doing that--that's the web site seeing that your agent is set to either iphone or android and redirects you if your agent identifies as either of those. Dolphin, Fennec and all the other browsers will do the same thing unless you change the agent for a web site to something else other than either iphone or android.
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2010-08-17
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Originally Posted by automagic68
Very. http://lifehacker.com/5547037/change...-android-phone
How doable is it to change the "agent" on an Android device?
Also, Dolphin has it right in the settings menu under "System".
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2010-08-17
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Originally Posted by automagic68
With Dolphin, it's in the user settings... so real easy.
How doable is it to change the "agent" on an Android device?
On the built-in browser, about:debug in address bar (go), More, Settings, UAS - set it to Android, iPhone or Desktop.
So... real easy.
Edit: Didn't see danramos' answer.
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2010-08-17
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This is too encouraging! So "Dolphin" is the undisputed best browser for Android?
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