Which mobile experiences are supported by Salesforce?
Since touchscreen controls aren't built into the functionality for either experience, many elements don't function when viewed via mobile web browser, including but not limited to:
Other parts of the full site can render correctly and appear to function normally, but those features aren't designed to be used via mobile web browser and aren't guaranteed to work.
We have several great resources for you if you're new to Salesforce for Android & iOS, To start off, review the Salesforce for Android & iOS system requirements and make sure your device is compatible. Next, learn about the limits and differences between Salesforce for Android & iOS and the desktop Salesforce website.
Note: If you have been using Chrome Developer Tools via desktop browser to emulate or test the mobile web experience, this will now show the Classic UI due to the Salesforce Mobile Web Experience Retirement. Salesforce recommends testing on an actual mobile device instead.
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