
I'm viewing on WP7.5 on an HTC Trophy, using the native IE.
How does it look on other phones/devices?
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BlueShift: As I suspected, designed & tested on iOS & Android. No other systems exist...
VodafoneCB: Hi all,
we have had a look and as the upgrade wasnt designed for windows phones we have made some changes, meaning that while you will not get the new feel of the mobisite you retian all the functionality you were used to. Our design team are aware of this situation and will continue to try get a better experience for you.
Chris
manhinli: Technical explanation:
Windows Phone's IE doesn't respect {meta name="viewport" /} sizing tags (used on the site) properly - it only works for a limited range for some weird reason.
You have to use Microsoft's old {meta name="MobileOptimized" /} as well.
(Replace curvy braces with the correct < and > tags)
IE10 on Windows Phone 8 supports @-ms-viewport CSS rule (from the proposed @viewport rule) which does the same thing, which people might want to consider later on.
EDIT: Corrected to American spelling
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