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I am finding certain devices are not being redirected to the .Mobile.cshtml counterpart automatically. Is there a way to fix this or force mobile based on screen resolution via HttpContext.GetOverriddenBrowser method?
You could try to add a little piece of Javascript to create a cookie with Javascript’s
and then on the server side inspect the cookie in the _PageStart.cshtml (which runs before each page is returned) and and if it meets your requirements override with