When you view a Confluence page on a mobile device, such as an iPhone, iPad or Android device, Confluence will display an optimised version of the page. Confluence chooses the mobile or desktop interface based on your device. See Supported Platforms for details of supported mobile devices.

For a summary of mobile features, see Using Confluence on a Mobile Device. Below are additional notes that you will find useful.

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Some macros may not work

Confluence macros are not yet fully supported in Confluence mobile. If you view a page that contains an unsupported macro, you will see a message inviting you to click through to the desktop version of the page.

Screenshot: Macro not rendered in Confluence mobile

You can swap from mobile to standard Confluence and back again

You can swap from the mobile view to the standard view of a page at any time. Choose the menu icon  then choose Switch to desktop version.

Screenshot: The menu panel in Confluence mobile

You can also swap from the desktop view to the mobile view, if you are on a mobile device. Choose the option Switch to Confluence Mobile at the top of the window.

Screenshot: Option to switch to Confluence mobile

Administrators can disable Confluence mobile on your site

The mobile functionality is provided by a plugin called the 'Confluence Mobile Plugin'. To remove the functionality from your site, you can disable the plugin.

Confluence mobile is a web interface, not a native app

Atlassian does not supply a native mobile application that you can download and install onto your mobile device. Confluence mobile is a web-based user interface that Confluence displays when it detects a mobile client.

  See Supported Platforms for supported mobile browsers.

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