General mechanism for redirecting to "mobile" or "Basic HTML" sites where necessary

[root]

Something like what we currently (I think) do for gmail would work for Facebook, as well. We should make this easy to setup as a stopgap measure to support high-priority sites for which we are still working toward proper javascript-compatibility.

[Chris (poser)]

On the 2.5 development server, http://mobile.twitter.com works but http://twitter.com and https://twitter.com do not allow the sending of tweets.

[Adam Kruger (adam-kruger)]

Thanks. We'll look at making a custom user agent for twitter.

On Thu, Aug 5, 2010 at 8:14 PM, Chris <email address hidden> wrote:

> On the 2.5 development server, http://mobile.twitter.com works but
> http://twitter.com and https://twitter.com do not allow the sending of
> tweets.
>
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> General mechanism for redirecting to "mobile" or "Basic HTML" sites where
> necessary
> https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/457400
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> Status in Psiphon Censorship Circumvention Software: Fix Committed
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> Bug description:
> Something like what we currently (I think) do for gmail would work for
> Facebook, as well. We should make this easy to setup as a stopgap measure to
> support high-priority sites for which we are still working toward proper
> javascript-compatibility.
>
>
>

[MichaelMcCarthy (michaelmccarthy1)]

User-Agent Detection: Identify the user's device and browser via the User-Agent header in the HTTP request.

Determine Redirection Need: Decide if redirection is needed, e.g., for mobile or older browsers.

Set Up Redirection Rules:

Server-Side: Use server-side scripting to send an HTTP "Location" header for redirection.

Client-Side (JavaScript): Use JavaScript to update window.location.href.

Offer Full Site Option: Always provide an option for users to switch back to the full (https://mobilecheck.pk/)site.

Testing: Test across devices and browsers to ensure smooth redirection.

Consider Responsive Design: Alternatively, consider responsive design to adapt your site based on user device and screen size for a seamless experience.

i do it in my site