As a user of PI Vision on a mobile device, I need to be able to use existing element-relative displays on the mobile website and swap between assets so that I can dynamically see relevant data for multiple pieces of equipment. The asset dropdown list should be available on mobile.

Enhancement Request: Allow all PI Vision users, phone/tablet/desktop, to access and set Favorite displays.

Customer Issue: The mobile site allows you to pull up recently viewed displays and search for displays, but you do not have direct access to your favorite displays marked on the desktop/tablet Home page.

Note: This was previously Enhancement 113856.

As users of PI Vision on cell phones, we think it would be very
necessary to be able to design the same PI Vision display for being use in a PC and in a mobile environment. Then, when changes are made in a display, they will be applied in both design versions (PC and Mobile). Just as an example, Power Bi uses a very similar approach.

As a PI System Admin, I would like to have the pixel parameters configurable for PI Vision Mobile device redirection. Currently, some of my mobile devices will not automatically redirect to the mobile view.

The mobile site is missing a home page or a way to browse display folders. Without this users get confused, it's not clear that you need to search to find displays.

PI Vision Mobile currently only shows recent displays for the mobile browser instance.

It would be nice if it could show recent displays globally like the PI Vision site when accessed via desktop.

A custom menu extension was created for users to navigate PI Vision Displays, but it cannot be seen since the menu is hidden on certain mobile devices. A URL Option to allow for the navigation menu to be viewed would allow access to the custom menu extensions.

PI Vision performance is slow on mobile devices, but fine on wired-in desktops. This idea is to work on improving mobile performance.

On mobile devices, PI Vision uses the default scroll bar provided by the mobile browser. This scroll bar is too thin and when one scrolls up to the top, the page refreshes. This is an issue at locations with poor network connectivity (O&G, Mining, plant floor)