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After the restart open your SharePoint site in your mobile device.

Restart IIS by entering the following command at the command prompt iisreset /noforce.

Save your changes to the compat.browser file.

Set the value attribute to false to display a standard view of the site in the mobile browser.

Find the node that corresponds to the mobile browser or device that you want to modify.

Open the compat.browser file in a text editor.

In Windows Explorer, double-click the App_Browsers folder.

Right-click the IIS website where the SharePoint web application is installed, and then click Explore.

On your server click Start, click Administrative Tools, and then Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager.

This process is just available for the SharePoint 2013 on-premises, and you need to have access to the server where it is installed, you should follow this method if you want to remove the mobile view from all sites. Option #2 - Change the redirect behavior of a mobile browser

Refresh your browser on your mobile device and you should see your entire SharePoint site.

Locate Mobile Browser View and click Deactivate.

Open your site and go to Site Settings -> Manage site features.

If you don't want to remove the mobile view from all sites this is the process you should follow. This is ideal if you are using Office 365 or if you don't have access to the SharePoint server.

Option #1 - Deactivate SharePoint Mobile feature In this article I’ll show 3 different methods to change this behavior, and display the full website when in mobile devices. Sometimes you just want more control over your mobile website.ĭeactivating this view can be useful if you want to get the full site to be displayed on mobile devices, or if you have a custom responsive theme. By default SharePoint 2013 detects if the site is being displayed in a mobile device and shows the content in a very simplified portal that remove most of the features.