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Lately I've been working pretty hard on a new stylesheet for the iPad. I was pretty
happy with it, but it suddenly stopped working. I frantically went through my code
to figure out what I broke — then I realized I hadn't broken anything. Apple did.
...In a way.
The new iPadOS is here. I believe this is actually a fork of the iOS code, now
meant to concentrate solely on the iPad as a platform. Along with the new operating
system, a subtle change in Safari's behavior: it now requests, by default, desktop
versions of websites. Put another way, stylesheets made specifically for devices like
the iPad are now ignored by default.
To make Safari stop requesting desktop websites by default, - go to Settings > Safari.
- In the right pane, scroll down to a region called SETTINGS FOR WEBSITES
- tap on REQUEST DESKTOP WEBSITE.
- Under the heading REQUEST DESKTOP WEBSITE ON,
switch the "All Websites" toggle to OFF.
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