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But the phone version of the site is so stripped down and babby friendly to the point of unusability. My favorite are the sites that don't give you the function you need on the mobile site, but don't let you switch to the desktop view.
Like what? I've never seen a page outright refuse to load a desktop version.
Really? I've seen plenty that force the m. in the URL (which then redirects back to the mobile site), and if you take m. out, it redirects you back to the m. site again. I've given up on a handful of sites that do that, because it makes them unusable.
In Firefox for Android, tap the 3 dots menu and toggle desktop site. I think chrome has a similar feature, but I have no idea about Safari.
Tried that too, redirects back to the mobile site because you've still got the m in the URL. It's fucking stupid.
Enable desktop site then reload without the m.site. Or open a tab, go to Google ot something, enable desktip site, then KBB beasts YouTubers want.