I've been using jQuery mobile (jQM) to make a mobile-enhanced version of EatDifferent for the past few weeks and though I have much respect for the team behind it, I've grown increasingly frustrated with it. Why? It typically enhances by adding additional DOM elements to the original elements - which can help in making them easier to use on a mobile device, but it means that whenever you want to t
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