No, I'm not looking for a specific Firefox experience. The difference is the desktop and mobile versions. The Firefox version I displayed is exactly the same as the Explorer and Chrome versions on my desktop. It's the Safari version that's different from the rest. Evidently Canadians don't have the mobile version yet.
"If you are using a Nexus or an iPad tablet, visiting Google News will automatically take you to the Tablet view of the Google News front page (Note: The tablet version is only launched in the the US as of December 2012. In editions where the tablet view is not yet available, the classic version will be shown.)"
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support.google.com/news/ ··· r=164073There are many websites that have "optimized" the experience for tablets. Sometimes they work great but sometimes what you get is a mobile version optimized for phones. Safari doesn't give you the option to choose the version you want, but many alternate browsers do. I never "changed", I use several different browsers depending on what I am doing. I like having options and having another app or two on my device doesn't produce any negatives, just positives.