One interesting feature of SharePoint 2010 is that it
automatically shows a nice mobile experience when mobile devices browse the
site. There is no need to type in the mobile URL (by appending /m to the URL).
While this is terrific for intranet sites, its less than ideal for public
internet sites, especially ones that have a lot of custom branding. In those
cases, typically you would want smart phones like the iPhone , Android phones
to see a standard rendering of your site. So, how do we turn off the automatic
mobile experience? There doesn’t appear to be a setting for this in the Site
Settings or in Central Administration.
Solution:
Turns out you need to edit the
“compat.browser” file for your SharePoint site. To find this file, look in your
IIS directory for your SharePoint site and look for the App_Browsers folder.
Mine file was located at:
C:\inetpub\wwwroot\wss\VirtualDirectories\2020\App_Browsers\compat.browse
This file has settings for MANY popular browsers, including
most mobile browsers, so I located all tags looking like “<capability
name="isMobileDevice" value="true" />” and changed the value property to “false” .
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