Does it help to only have the desktop version of a site on a smartphone and tablet?

I use the mobile apps for everything possible. The few times I need to do something on the desktop, I turn on my laptop. I’ve been using a tablet for the vast majority of my computer experience for about 2 years or more. I’m used to the mobile experience.

@Hawaii_Jake Ok.
1)You’ve never had any problem like error message when clicking on a link on mobile?

2)Do you see the “Desktop” and “Mobile” at the bottom of the Fluther page?

@flo
1) I can’t remember getting any error messages. I use the apps as much as possible, as opposed to the internet browser.
2) Yes, I see that.

@Hawaii_Jake Yes of course, I wasn’t thinking.

I think the problems are mainly with the Fluther app since it’s not being developed. Other apps should be fine since developers keep working on them.

I use the desktop via Safari on my iPad. I like it much better than the mobile version. Very rarely I will fluther from my phone, and then I use the mobile version. I don;t like it.

The local rapid transit system (BART) has a mobile version; when you go to Google in your browser on your phone to find the website, it will ask if you want to go to the mobile version. I always say no, because the mobile version is scaled down in what it offers.

@zenvelo you use the Desktop version. Ok.