Isn't the whole point of "responsive web design" to provide a good experience across a wide range of browsers and devices, without the user having to do anything special?
Having to switch browsers (from a very modern version of a very capable and very widely used browser, no less!) and having to manually resize the browser window merely to view the site is not what I'd consider a good experience in any way.
The "native cryptography support" error that some of us are getting with quite modern browsers isn't very encouraging, either.
These techniques are forcing the user to be responsive to the website's deficiencies, rather than the website being properly responsive to the capabilities of the user's browser and device. This is "responsiveness" in all the wrong ways.
The build tool needs more screen space than iPhone/Android can offer (left and right columns + content editing in the middle), hence it make a perfect sense to "force" you to use a larger viewport.
Having to switch browsers (from a very modern version of a very capable and very widely used browser, no less!) and having to manually resize the browser window merely to view the site is not what I'd consider a good experience in any way.
The "native cryptography support" error that some of us are getting with quite modern browsers isn't very encouraging, either.
These techniques are forcing the user to be responsive to the website's deficiencies, rather than the website being properly responsive to the capabilities of the user's browser and device. This is "responsiveness" in all the wrong ways.