If there is, I'm not aware of it. Some sites have some pretty well known 
mobile pages, like m.facebook.com, but I don't know of an easy or 
standard way to find them. Other sites, like Gmail's, use the browser 
information they get from your browser to determine if they should offer 
up the standard or the mobile version of the page. Sometimes you'll see 
a link on the page that will take you to an alternative, such as the 
mobile or desktop page, but again, this isn't always there. There are 
way to spoof your browser's information and trick the web site into 
thinking you're using a mobile browser, but I haven't done this myself.

On 09/06/2014 10:31 AM, Mike Pietruk wrote:
> Dan
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> Is there an easy way to discover whether a mobile version of a site
> exists, or a way to force a mobile site to be displayed if one exists?
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> If we don't take inventory every once in a while and give thanks to God for
> the great things He has done for us, we get totally out of perspective.
> David Jeremiah, www.davidjeremiah.org
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