I'm trying to access a website that requires me to add it to my home screen before I can log in. I'm on my computer, and I want to find the URL or link for the site so I can read the source code, but I can't find a way around this prompt or see where it redirects in the source code. I've searched for answers, but I'm not getting any useful responses, not even from Google!
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It sounds like you're dealing with a website that has a mobile-oriented design and is prompting you to add it to your home screen which might not be necessary if you're on a PC. Try using the browser's developer tools (usually inspected via right-click -> 'Inspect') to see the request logs or network activity. This might help you identify the URL you need without having to go through the prompt.
I recommend navigating to the site on your computer directly via a browser. If it's asking you to add to your home screen, that may be a condition of using certain features. Make sure you're accessing the true web version and not a cut-down mobile version.
I've already tried that but it keeps redirecting to the add to home screen message. It's really frustrating!