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Am I the only one who finds it frustrating how sites seem to be prioritizing mobile users over PC users? (lemm.ee)
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I tried looking at the reviews for a monitor, and when I clicked "see more reviews" I got redirected to a page asking me to login and to provide my mobile phone number (which I didn't do for privacy reasons).

On Instagram I was confused at everyone else mentioning Instagram stories because I only have the option of uploading pictures and videos. Then I found out that it's something you can only do if you use Instagram on a phone... I swear I've came across a few sites that wouldn't even let you sign up if you were using a PC

I only ever browse social media on a PC and that's the way it will always be. Sometimes I can't help but feel like desktop/computer users are becoming an afterthought. Anyone else have similar feelings? 🫠

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[-] blackn1ght@feddit.uk 22 points 4 months ago

This shouldn't really be surprising, I'd think most people's internet usage is probably on their phone, and has been for some time.

People don't want to sit at a desk or whatever and browse or do their socials stuff, they want to do it sat on the sofa while the TV is on or in between chores in the house.

I think the last two companies I've worked for, both B2C have had mobile web and app usage way higher than desktop web.

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