The trouble is really with poor or improper application of responsive features to desktop-first sites and applications. The more people try to build responsive sites, the more they&#x27;ll get it wrong and introduce all sorts of experience errors that can&#x27;t easily be circumvented on your mobile device.<p>Same thing happened through the development of desktop browsing though, and it&#x27;s more or less gotten better (weird fixed scroll elements in nested tables isn&#x27;t a thing anymore, mostly).<p>Enough frameworks and abstractions and hosted services will show up and it&#x27;ll get better. But, it&#x27;s going to be a problem (if not a growing one) for a while still. Or, convert-to-Reader mode on mobile browsers will get a ton better and people will just get used to wiping out all the uniqueness of the sites they&#x27;re browsing.<p>And, as a browser I still want to be able to zoom in on the 70% column the site has or override the weird 10pt font they thought looked modern in order to read it.