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Web browsing on iPhone in 2007 In 2007, responsive web design did not exist. The first responsive websites appeared only in 2010. #MobileAppHistory
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Very few websites were useful for browsing on iPhone. Half were using Flash and those using HTML were not responsive. But the situation changed very fast after 2010. ⚡

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We should bring this back tbh Most mobile website layouts suck ass

my 3GS is still going strong

fuck mobile mode all my homies ALWAYS use desktop mode

Mind you, having a phone displaying the desktop site, unaltered, was a huge thing. Back then, phones that could go on the web would dumb down the layout of the sites to accommodate their little processing power and limited data connections.

I'd disagree- that was post 800x600 era & designers were messing with responsive design. Common wisdom said you needed a second (or third or fourth, etc. depending) site that was just for mobile. Mobile sites were so uncommon that shops were specializing in it. Source: I lived it

Haha, I feel like a dinosaur though my first time browsing was on an Android mobile phone.

Good old times....

I remember when I first learned about the iPhone at a High School assembly.

I remember having an iPods Touch with a similar layout. Nowadays, you have Samsung and the iPhone. Man how time flies.

This is not the baby internet!

Where is pop-up ? Third Party cookies Banners ? Recommendation algorithm ? Too much macro white space ? Newsletter footer ? Subscription ? Phone number, e-mail or Google or Facebook account for use ?

Kinda made sense tbh

Reponsive web design is vastly overrated.
