Sorry guys! I guess my details weren't detailed enough, or were too detailed! Let me try again. When using an Android device, and you have ads covering the page, the best thing to do is use the Mobile Firefox Browser. Here's some detailed directions with photos on how to download the app and request the desktop site to view Chordie as you would on your computer! (edited to change non-working img to links for viewing
Android Only (I don't believe Firefox is available for iOS) -
Step 1: Download and install "Firefox Browser" for Mobile devices from the Google Play Store
(or come to the forums on your mobile device and click on this link to download it if you're not sure how to search the Google Play Store - when you click the link if you get an option to open in the browser or open in the store, choose to open in the store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/deta … &hl=en )
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4zaa7 … sp=sharing
Step 2: Open your new Firefox App once it's installed (The first time it opens it gives you an option to Sign in, just click the "start browsing" under that big orange button. No need to sign in. This just allows you to sync your favorites between your phone/tablet/computer/etc ... all the devices you use Firefox on, which you probably don't need to do if you need to read these directions. )
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4zaa7 … sp=sharing
Step 3: Turn Device to Landscape mode (physically turn your device so the short ends are on the left and right and the long sides are at the top and bottom). Navigate to a page on Chordie that usually has ads covering the page. If the ads are there and covering the page still, continue to Step 4. If the ads are not in the way, CHEER! They aren't in the way on my phone.
Step 4: Tap the Menu button (either below the screen on some devices or at the top-right corner of the browser - in my example, it is those three dots in the upper right hand corner). Select the "Request Desktop Site" checkbox (you may need to tap "More" first if you don't see "Request Desktop Site" - this is likely if you end up with an older version of Firefox than I have just downloaded which is possible if you're using an older device that doesn't support the newest version of Firefox).
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4zaa7 … sp=sharing
Step 5: The website reloads and appears as it would on your desktop. If the problem shows up again after navigating to a new page, repeat Step 4
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