Facebook Mobile Desktop Version Updated 2019
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pusahma2008
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Wednesday, January 30, 2019
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Facebook Mobile Full Site
Facebook instantly reroutes all mobile web browsers to visit their mobile variation. In some cases I actually have to access the actual Facebook Mobile Desktop Version
because I cannot do every little thing utilizing the internet application or my phones native app.
However, you can utilize Facebook full site from a mobile device weather it be Android or iPhone with a couple of little internet browser tricks that are stated listed below.
Facebook Mobile Desktop Version
To access the full facebook site:
You just need to pack http://www.facebook.com/home.php right into your web browser.
I advise you bookmark the web link to ensure that you can access it easily (or simply keep in mind to include home.php after facebook.com/).
One more way to access the full facebook website:
Go to facebook.com as well as enable the mobile internet application to load. Tap on "More" and afterwards touch on "Desktop Site".
Once the full site has filled, stay clear of tapping on the Facebook logo design on the top-left edge and also avoid tapping on YOUR account name because if you do it will discover that you're on a mobile browser and direct you to the internet app (touch.facebook.com).
A more details method:
Please note that, this method sometimes does not function because it's up to Facebook whether they intend to approve your request for a desktop computer site or not. But still no harm in understanding the method.
For Chrome Users
Open Facebook on Chrome internet browser. After that touch on the icon with 3 upright dots from the top right corner. After that tap on 'Request Desktop Site' from there.
For Safari Users
Initially, open Facebook on Safari. Tap the options icon from all-time low of the internet browser, scroll to the right and afterwards touch on 'Request Desktop Site'.
On my iPhone 4 the full website functions really quick, just like a normal computer system. This should work as well for an Android, Blackberry, Nokia or Hand Pre phone also.
I hope this tutorial aided you to search the desktop computer version of Facebook from a mobile phone. If you need any type of help relating to the concern then please comment below.
because I cannot do every little thing utilizing the internet application or my phones native app.
However, you can utilize Facebook full site from a mobile device weather it be Android or iPhone with a couple of little internet browser tricks that are stated listed below.
Facebook Mobile Desktop Version
To access the full facebook site:
You just need to pack http://www.facebook.com/home.php right into your web browser.
I advise you bookmark the web link to ensure that you can access it easily (or simply keep in mind to include home.php after facebook.com/).
One more way to access the full facebook website:
Go to facebook.com as well as enable the mobile internet application to load. Tap on "More" and afterwards touch on "Desktop Site".
Once the full site has filled, stay clear of tapping on the Facebook logo design on the top-left edge and also avoid tapping on YOUR account name because if you do it will discover that you're on a mobile browser and direct you to the internet app (touch.facebook.com).
A more details method:
Please note that, this method sometimes does not function because it's up to Facebook whether they intend to approve your request for a desktop computer site or not. But still no harm in understanding the method.
For Chrome Users
Open Facebook on Chrome internet browser. After that touch on the icon with 3 upright dots from the top right corner. After that tap on 'Request Desktop Site' from there.
For Safari Users
Initially, open Facebook on Safari. Tap the options icon from all-time low of the internet browser, scroll to the right and afterwards touch on 'Request Desktop Site'.
On my iPhone 4 the full website functions really quick, just like a normal computer system. This should work as well for an Android, Blackberry, Nokia or Hand Pre phone also.
I hope this tutorial aided you to search the desktop computer version of Facebook from a mobile phone. If you need any type of help relating to the concern then please comment below.
