People viewing this on phones

I've given up trying to access AW on my phone or my iPad. Until there is a real CSS for mobile or an app like Tapatalk, it's just too frustrating for me. Means I miss out when I'm not at my desk, but the alternative means I'd throw my phone...

I just spent a week on vacation without my laptop, and accessed AW on my iPhone with Safari. I didn't post unless I had something really short to say, but reading wasn't a problem. And no popups.

I most always access AW from either my iPad Mini or my iPhone. I never have any issues, and it keeps me logged in (I checked the box for that) so I don't have to keep typing my password. I use safari on both devices.

I don't think it should matter, but if it did, I did this on both my old iPhone 3GS and my shiny new iPhone 5 as well (newer and old operating system) and saw no difference. Also, I am in the USA, but I still don't think that matters...maybe I am just lucky so far?

I enjoy AW whenever I can, but if I were stuck to a real computer, I would miss out on most of it for that (I do admit I would probably post more if I were on a real computer- sometimes I "finger type" a message on my phone and just delete it, since I am not sure what it really looks like or if I didn't look carefully enough for spelling error red squiggle reminders).

ETA: oh yes, and I have never had pop ups either. And- this was typed from my iPad Mini. The thought of mobile not working would be so sad- I have grown to depend on it.

I use half a dozen other forums on my iPad with Tapatalk without any issues, and I'm a "fully functional" member when I do. I can post without any issues and find I'm very active.

Trying to do that using Safari on my iPad or iPhone is nearly impossible for me. I applaud those of you who can do so, but it's not for me.

You can use Maxthon

I am using Maxthon browser on my phone, it is working like a charm.

I usually use Firefox on my Android tablet and I've had no problems so far with this forum.

I have a cheap "Trio" Android tablet (spent my real money on a Lenovo Yoga). The built-in browser there works for me. I don't like the popup keyboard. But the site looks fine.

On the Internet browser on my Android phone, reading is OK. Sometimes if text is in a quote box, it won't reflow it properly. And typing is a pain too.