mobile web

or mo·bile Web

[ moh-buhl web, moh-bil ]

noun

1. wireless internet access from a smartphone or other mobile device (often used attributively):

   to create apps for the mobile web;

   the mobile web version of our website.

Word History and Origins

Origin of mobile web¹

First recorded in 1985–90

Example Sentences

Apple has argued publicly that dissatisfied developers can take their products to Android or mobile web on iOS, but Epic Games and others have argued that Apple’s stranglehold on apps is nothing short of a monopoly.

From TechCrunch

There’s this belief among marketers that there are enough screens, whether its mobile web, desktop or CTV, that they can just divert the money.

From Digiday

Insurance firm Allianz used iAd to push people from whatever app they saw the ad in to a mobile web page where they could get a quote.

From Digiday

We’ve seen in the past with events of this magnitude like the arrival of the General Data Protection Regulation in Europe is that marketers shift their budgets to channels, whether that’s mobile web or android, desktop, or CTV.

From Digiday

During pandemic shutdowns in Q2 and Q3 of 2020, mobile app impressions were at 26%, and mobile web impressions were at 12-13%.

From Search Engine Land