Web page or screen you were on when you saw the issue: http://firstlineofcode.blogspot.co.nz/2012/05/what-firefox-users-wants.html What you expected: a readable webpage Fennec Nightly 15.0a1 2012-05-29

Blogspot is giving us the desktop version of the page which doesn't work very well at all on small screens. It has large position:fixed elements that take up most of the space and leave only a small sliver of space for the actual content. The stock android browser gets a different page (the mobile version, which has ?m=1 appended to the URL). If I hand-edit the URL to have ?m=1 we render the mobile version quite nicely as well. Moving to evangelism to get blogspot to send us their mobile version by default.

To contact Alex at Google.

Contacted. > Firefox for Android receives the desktop version of the content and then the sidebar is not collapsed (like in the android stock browser for example), making it difficult to read the content > https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=759599 > > As a note the same thing is happening for Opera Mobile. It would be cool to solve it for them too. > > Firefox OS has another set of issues with two layers being mismatched it seems.

Still not working as of today

hmmm. So it is kind of working. Or it's the impression I have. There are still glitches when you are navigating through menus. But it seems to be mostly ok. What others are thinking?

This looks like it has been fixed!