[TrainReq]

Hey, i heard of a site out there that you go to on your cell phone, type in any URL, and it will make that site mobile friendly, such as stripping out, or making images/text smaller, simplifying HTML, and stuff like that.

I used to use this site all the time, but then i forgot what it was called or what the URL was.

I am just wondering if there is any sites that do that.

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[roberts1953]

Opera Mini? Not a website but this java app does that.

[haydeno]

Wap.google.com

[Brad729]

Yes, google's wap site will convert any site you view through it into a wap-compatible version, but only the first page, and only if you can google them. I use the Opera Mini browser and it's great! You really can view any site with it, but they don't recommend using it for secure connections, which is understandable! Also, it has a bit of trouble with websites built in frames, but what it usually does is just break you out of the frame when you click a link.

[RealtyGo]

Hey, i heard of a site out there that you go to on your cell phone, type in any URL, and it will make that site mobile friendly, such as stripping out, or making images/text smaller, simplifying HTML, and stuff like that.

I used to use this site all the time, but then i forgot what it was called or what the URL was.

I am just wondering if there is any sites that do that.

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---------- Post added at 07:35 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:33 PM ----------

Yes, google's wap site will convert any site you view through it into a wap-compatible version, but only the first page, and only if you can google them. I use the Opera Mini browser and it's great! You really can view any site with it, but they don't recommend using it for secure connections, which is understandable! Also, it has a bit of trouble with websites built in frames, but what it usually does is just break you out of the frame when you click a link.

Now if we can just get the secure process down within the mobile OS, using a TTP application and better secure software. Great Post.. thank you,
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