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lugebob
12-23-2008, 09:39 AM
Can anyone recommend a browser change or update for my 8830 Crackberry that will work with SOMD and Comcast? I have all options turned on with the provided browser and it still has problem with inline frames...
thanks
bob
migtig
12-23-2008, 10:17 AM
I have a brand new Blackberry and still have problems with inline frames. :shrug:
Not sure if there is a fix or not.
Opera mini? Opera Mini - Download (http://www.opera.com/mini/download/blackberry/)
My BB browser works fine with the wireless version of somd.
Opera Mini .. :drool::drool:
ylexot
12-23-2008, 11:39 AM
Lots of people like Opera Mini and I hear that Firefox is working on one...
clevalley
12-23-2008, 02:23 PM
Can anyone recommend a browser change or update for my 8830 Crackberry that will work with SOMD and Comcast? I have all options turned on with the provided browser and it still has problem with inline frames...
thanks
bob
I have played around a bit, and these are the settings I prefer for my CrackBerry 8830 settings - I use the standard BlackBerry Browser - no add-in.
Forums.SOMD.com display fine - not sure about Comcast.Net - some framed pages still get a bit dicked up, but I deal with it as I know what I need to get.
BTW - Google Maps now use the embedded GPS in the Verizon BlackBerry's. :yahoo:
Browser Config -
All items checked EXCEPT for Support JavaScript and Support Embedded media
Show Images: On WML & HTML Pages
Emulation Mode - BlackBerry
General Properties -
Everything in here is what you want them to be (font, font size...) I will give you my settings;
Default Font Family - BBAlpha Sans
Default Font Size - 8
Min Fint Size - 6
Min font Style - Plain
Here is what I customized;
Default View - Column
Enable Cursor in Column View - CHECKED
Everything else below the above is unchecked, EXCEPT for Closing Modified Pages (that is checked)
Cache Properties -
I left mine alone...
ylexot
12-23-2008, 10:07 PM
BTW - Google Maps now use the embedded GPS in the Verizon BlackBerry's. :yahoo:
Actually, it doesn't...at least, not on the Storm. It uses triangulation from cell towers. It gets a pretty good fix, but not a GPS quality fix.
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