How To Open Amazon Website Not App
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Many users on mobile devices encounter difficulty when they switch to the full-site version of the platform and can't switch back to the mobile layout.
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Using the full-site version on a small screen becomes frustrating and inefficient.
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Why Does This Occur?
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It’s not a malfunction or issue; the browser operates as expected.
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The browser saves that preference when viewing a website in its full version on a mobile device.
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When you return to the browser, you might expect the mobile version to appear, but the full version continues to show.
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Fortunately, popular browsers offer simple options to switch to the mobile version.
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However, modifying the settings requires a more detailed approach to specific devices. We will explain how to do that later in this post.
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Switching to the Mobile View of a Retail Site in a Browser
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If you're unsure how to switch from the complete site version to the mobile version on your device, follow these steps:
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- Launch the web browser on your device.
- Navigate to the online store. The whole site should be displayed.
- Tap the menu icon located in the corner of the browser.
- In the menu, find “Full Site” or a similar option. If selected, tap it to deselect and switch to the mobile version.
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Now, the site will show in the mobile format. You can repeat this anytime to toggle between full-site and mobile views.
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Switching to the Mobile Version of a Website on a Mobile Browser
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Switching to the mobile format of a site on a browser is simple and mirrors the steps in other browsers.
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Follow these instructions:
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- Launch the browser app on your device.
- Navigate to the website, where the full version should appear.
- Tap the menu icon in the upper-right corner of the browser.
- In the dropdown menu, locate the “Desktop site” option. If it's enabled, deactivate it to switch to the mobile version.
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The website will now display in its mobile version. To switch back to the desktop view, repeat the process and enable the desktop option.
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Switching Back to the Mobile Version of a Website on a Mobile Browser
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Requesting the desktop version of a webpage in a browser only applies to the current session.
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The browser will automatically switch to the mobile version upon your next visit.
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However, the desktop version may sometimes persist, making it difficult to switch back.
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The method to return to the mobile version is slightly more complex than other browsing applications.
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To switch to the mobile version of a webpage in a mobile browser, follow these steps:
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- Open the Settings application.
- Scroll down and select the browser settings.
- Tap on Advanced Settings.
- Navigate to Website Data.
- Tap Edit in the top-right section.
- Locate the website you wish to revert to the mobile version and select the option to delete it.
- Tap Done when finished.
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After these steps, the mobile version of the site will load the next time you visit it.
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To view the desktop version, go to the site, press and hold the reload button, and select the option to request the desktop view.
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