[El Muffin]

Originally Posted by big baby

the reason being is quite simple, some encoding lines of script can't be utilized by browsers that are exclusive to mobile phones, even high end phones won't be able to utilize certain computer based web sites through a mobile codec. The reason being some icons are just non responsive is because the line of code based on webkit in more recent android applications. Though androids would probably be the easiest based on the FOSS status having the opportunity for open sourcing. Some Post-WIMP interfaces noted to accessible through portable devices have devised a plethora of ported types of html to be accessible; a vbulleting uses a port of obviously html, php, js, xml, css, etc, while most supported technologies in recent hardware for contemporary models include Web browsers capable of HTML, CSS, ECMAScript, the button itself is ran through a secondary javascript element that may not be scripted to open the rep system dynamically, although it can be accessed if you configure it right. Typically some phone browsers aren't compatible because some web based websites arent mobile specific.

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no idea wut i said

Naw I follow you.

Those webmaster acronyms tho

Foh with that jargon