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It's too important to do on a phone
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Trial and error has taught me to rely on computers for many purchases. I wouldn't necessarily say "big" per se, but anything that requires you to do extra validation or fill out forms is just a pain to do from the phone. Glitchy things often happen because too many companies have badly coded mobile experiences.
The worst is when I try to do things on mobile where I follow a link from an email, then partway through get a "We need to verify your email address, please enter the code we just sent," which I can't get to without closing the webview that is currently being served up by my mail app and starting over.
Excruciating when you have to hop between tabs. Unless doing it on an app, it's always a computer.
The email thing for sure. Switching between those two on mobile is possible, but it's a pain in the ass. Plus, my calendar is on my phone, so that would be a third thing I need to check on the same device. It's a headache I don't need.
My habit is to always turn webviews to actual browser tabs. There's never a disadvaneage
In my mail app, there is an option to open in the browser. Solved this issue for me!
Unless you set a different default browser. From my experience, Gmail will still use the chrome web view so when you open it in your default browser it still resets.
Yep. Any page that I opt to open in browser (Firefox) opens as if it was a brand new tab, the typical result being a complete do-over.
Ah, I'm using Firefox! And now that I'm thinking about it, you're right. I haven't had this issue anymore!
If you're on Android, you should be able to click the 3-dot menu to "open in browser" and it won't need to reload the page. At least, that's how it is for me using Firefox set as the default browser.
That way you can actually do email verification