Monday.com Forces Mobile Users Into App, Breaking Browser-Based Workflows
Monday.com removed the ability to access full desktop-mode on mobile browsers, forcing users into a limited app that does not meet their needs. This platform regression breaks existing workflows for users who preferred browser access. A platform-level decision leaves affected users with no viable workaround.
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