Hey folks - I've got a client that is consistently seeing the mobile version of all designs, built on numerous frameworks, on his Macbook Pro - I can't figure out if the problem is his particular machine or a general Macbook Pro thing. Anyone with a Macbook Pro feeling generous enough to donate three minutes of your time and have a quick look at a site for me? Many thanks!
Your information is a bit lacking. What browser, which frameworks, etc. etc. Unless the coding is really botched, this must be something on the user's computer - there is no reason an MB Pro should show mobile styling, unless someone has installed a plugin, or done something with developer tools.
If I am not mistaken the retina display of the Macbook Pro uses media queries for break points just like a cell phone would. Try adjusting the @media queries in the CSS for those websites to see if the issue goes away.
Good theory, but I have checked the link he has provided to me and it was displaying to me as it should.
Just did a quick search, looks to me it's more than just a theory: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/34038360/media-queries-for-macbook-pro-retina http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13747364/media-queries-target-retina-macbook-pro-only https://css-tricks.com/snippets/css/retina-display-media-query/
Well for some reason I am not affected by this. I did notice that the break points for Bootstrap responsive designs all triggered sooner than they should be so I might have to look into this. Thanks for bringing this up.