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More likely is that the web browser is 'identifying' itself as a mobile device. I'm not entirely sure how it works, but essentially, when you visit a website, the web browser tells the site what kind of device it is (desktop or mobile) so it gets the right version of the site. Some tablets have big enough screens that the browser is programmed to ask for the desktop site by default (apparently including mine).
Using the Google Chrome browser (on Android and iOS, I assume), you can usually get around this by going to the menu (the vertical "..." at the top right, next to the URL bar) and checking the button "Request desktop site". Thing is, this doesn't always work, and sometimes the website still serves you the mobile version.
For what it's worth, the above method does work on my Nexus 4 (Android 5). I can get the desktop site, but it's really tiny to read on my phone screen. Having (briefly) seen the mobile skin, I'd say, yeah, it's ugly, but if it's possible to edit it to improve it, I'd take that over reverting permanently.