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Comment	>> Don't hack WP7 to be detected as webkit, if it isn't. To enable >> smartphone view, it's sufficient to mark the browser to both support >> ajax and be mobile. > > The hack was only needed to automatically enable and offer smart > mobile mode for Windows Phone 7 users. Now the smart mobile mode is > automatically only offered to webkit based browsers. > >> And does Opera mini really support all those features that you >> enabled? At least jQuery Mobile does only support is a grade B >> browser, i.e. without ajax support. We should do the same because >> without ajax, our smartphone interface won't work either. > > Most likely not. Only really needed feature was the javascript > support in order to be able to use horde with Opera Mini browser. > >> Finally, do those Nokia browser really have webkit browsers? > > Nokia use of user-agents are bit confusing and it is really hard to > find what browser is webkit based. So maybe not all of those phones > have webkit based browsers. > > Nokia itself recommends this: > ((?Nokia? \|\| ?SymbianOS?) && ?WebKit?) \|\| (?N900? \|\| ?Maemo Browser?) > \|\| (?MeeGo? && ?NokiaN9?) > > Taken from: > http://www.developer.nokia.com/Develop/Web/Mobile_web_browsing/ > > Should I make a new patch based on Nokia recommendations?
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