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I'm on my work PC, so I'll have to wait until I get back on my iPad to see if there any difference. If there's a difference between the two, I haven't noticed it.
That's the mobile format for phones and tablets. The regular format is still the same. I have the same preference for the regular format.
This. You are on the mobile site, which is optimized for use with touchscreens/smaller devices.
the regular site is on www.hdforums.com (no "m" in the web address). If you are on a mobile device and getting the mobile site and you don't want to, go to your browser settings and tell it to use the desktop format instead.
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