Problem:
Currently, Confluence Databases are not supported on the Confluence mobile app or mobile view in browsers. Users trying to access database pages via mobile devices must switch to the desktop version on the mobile view in browser as a workaround, which is inconvenient and not user-friendly.
Proposed Solution:
To improve user experience and accessibility, it would be great to extend support for Confluence Databases to the Confluence mobile app and mobile browser view. This enhancement would allow users to access and interact with databases seamlessly on their mobile devices without needing to switch to the desktop version, making Confluence Databases more versatile and accessible for teams working on-the-go.
For more details on Confluence Databases, you can refer to Atlassian's official documentation and support pages:
[CONFCLOUD-78873] Confluence Databases: Support on mobile app and mobile view
I would also appreciate the ability to at least view (if not edit) databases via the mobile app.
The ability to view databases on the mobile app or mobile browser would be a huge benefit to our tech team in the field who may not have access to a workstation or laptop.
Databases have the potential to be a very potent tool for any business and having access on the go would be invaluable. Can this get more attention?
I wanted to suggest a potential behaviour that might be quick to develop and allow visualizing "databases" on the smartphone. The function would be to show only unique entries on a smartphone. From the entry displayed, one could only go to the "next entry", "previous entry", or click on an other entry link contained in the current one. Of course an additional entry search bar function would be good to have (not needed for my user needs right now though).
For the story, I'm labeling our article and devices with a QR code pointing on the corresponding entry in the database. The idea is for our employees to quickly see details about the item with their smartphone. Eventually make modifications.