Android - Web browser - how to pass true native resolution to prevent sites from serving up mobile responsive design

It turns out you can use Firefox for Android to do this:

1. In the address bar go to about:config and then search for pixels.
2. Select layout.css.devPixelsPerPx and change the value from -1.0 (default) to 1 if you want sites to think the resolution of your browser is the true native resolution of the screen rather than a DPI-adjusted value.
3. If you have a super high resolution screen like a QHD (1440x2560), you may want to set this to 2 rather than 1, and then if you use the phone in landscape mode, your resolution will be 1280x720 which won't make things as small by default as setting it to 1 would.

Using the above in conjunction with "Request desktop site" should do a great job at always showing the desktop site for not only user-agent-detection-based sites but also for responsive media-query-based sites.