Safari desktop display

When using Gmail with Safari, I am automatically switched to the 'mobile' simple display, apparently with no ways to switch to the 'desktop' full display (as with any MacBook's Safari).
I know that the 'mobile' simple display is fully optimized for the iPad, but what if I want to use options that are not accessible like sending messages from different email addresses (instead of the gmail.com address) ?
Strangely enough, when you use 'Documents', there you have the choice between 'mobile' and 'desktop' display (bottom of screen).
Any hint ?
Thanks.
Lorsque j'utilise le browser Safari de l'Ipad sur la messagerie Gmail, l'iPad switche immédiatement en affichage 'mobile' avec apparemment aucune possibilité de sélectionner un affichage 'standard' de Gmail (comme sur tout Safari/MacBook).
Je conçois bien que l'affichage 'mobile' est entièrement optimisé pour l'iPad mais malheureusement sous ce mode certaines options ne sont plus accessibles, comme la possibilité d'expédier des mails sous Gmail à partir de différentes adresses (plutôt que l'adresse gmail.com de base).
Etonnamment, lorsque l'on est sous Google 'Documents', il y a ce choix de switcher entre affichage 'mobile' et 'bureau' en bas de la page ...
Quelqu'un aurait-il une piste ?
Merci.

My answer is that the scroll works fine but leads you fast to the end  ... of a page that is cropped !
Displaying the page in Portrait rather than in Landscape gives you more lines to read but the page is still cropped and there is no way to display the missing lines extending beyond where it's been cropped !
See pics here-under :

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