Scrolling

Scroll through long webpages by flicking the screen.

Zooming in often magnifies pages so that they are wider than the display screen.

Standard versus Mobile Websites

Many websites offer a limited or smaller version when they detect a Browser used on a smartphone or mobile device. Sometimes, the simpler versions of these websites have reduced functionality. For example, simplified

sites often make it more difficult to enter information into forms or use interactive services.

To see the regular version of the website, tap D > Request desktop site, and the normal version appears, if it is available.

Full Screen Mode

Full screen mode allows more of a webpage to be visible on one screen.

Tap D > Settings > Labs.

Quick controls: This hides not only the smartphone’s status bar but also the Browser’s status bar.

Fullscreen: This hides the smartphone’s status bar

When the Quick controls option is on, to access the screen’s controls, hold a finger or thumb over the left or right screen edge with a very slight outward-inward motion. The regular menu options appear as icons in a hemispherical menu. Slide the finger to the desired item.

Quick controls

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