Mobile Search
Whether you’re reviewing project issues from your phone while traveling for business, or trying to find a specific Node.js repository to show a friend at lunch, we want the GitHub.com…
Whether you’re reviewing project issues from your phone while traveling for business, or trying to find a specific Node.js repository to show a friend at lunch, we want the GitHub.com mobile experience to serve you well.
That’s why we’ve enabled search on mobile devices, making it easier for you to find repositories, developers, and issues all from the palm of your hand using GitHub’s powerful search syntax.
Happy searching!
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