Mixed Mobile Friendly Google vs Bing
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We are having an odd thing happen with our Mobile Friendly status. Google has had the pages "Mobile Friendly" for almost a year now. While Bing says we fail mobile friendly. We've tried changing the two things we are failing on in the Bing test but that breaks the page for some users.
Two things we are failing on Bing are:
Viewport Not Configured correctly - We have tried their suggested tag, it breaks our pages on Tablets.
Page content does not fit device Width - Page does fit the devices fine, Google has no problem with it.
What do you suggest we do?
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If you've made the suggested changes on Bing and you're having the page break, then I would unfortunately sacrifice Bing. Alternatively I'm sure there are developers out there who could fix this and bypass your issues. You'll just have to weigh up if the "mobile friendly" on bing is worth it.
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