Browser: Retrieving Sign-In Details

[mobilemike01]

Is there anyway to make the browser not do this? It really slows down the browsing experience compared to other Android phones. I have tried to change my homepage to something different and that did not work. Any ideas?

 

[lv2bll]

Is there anyway to make the browser not do this? It really slows down the browsing experience compared to other Android phones. I have tried to change my homepage to something different and that did not work. Any ideas?

sign out of google in the browser, once you sign in it will sign in every time u open your browser!

 

[bbv203]

Isnt that message related to the sprint service? I usually only get it if i havent been online in a while or if i switch the area im in drastically.

 

[mobilemike01]

sign out of google in the browser, once you sign in it will sign in every time u open your browser!

Thats a no go. Its still does it. I think its the browser "dialing in". Im hoping this gets fixed with 2.1 as 1.5 doesn't have 100% support for CDMA.

 

[kennyidaho]

It does suck a bit. What sucks is sometimes it's fast other times it seems to take forever.

 

[jimdroid]

Dolphin doesn't do this, which is one of the main reasons I switched to Dolphin. Now I have discovered many other reasons why I prefer Dolphin.

 

[chocmatic]

Dolphin doesn't do this, which is one of the main reasons I switched to Dolphin. Now I have discovered many other reasons why I prefer Dolphin.

What are the other reasons?

 

[jimdroid]

I love how Dolphin does Tabs. I like that the pages seem to load faster (though I have not measured this). I love their start page concept, and the Read It Later ability. I like how a long press on the back button allows you to completely exit Dolphin, if you wish, or to exit and clear the cache.

I thought I'd miss double-tapping to resize a page to fit on the screen (Dolphin uses double-tap to hide/show tabs), but I don't, because Dolphin almost always gets the page resizing just right.

jd

 

[chocmatic]

I love how Dolphin does Tabs. I like that the pages seem to load faster (though I have not measured this). I love their start page concept, and the Read It Later ability. I like how a long press on the back button allows you to completely exit Dolphin, if you wish, or to exit and clear the cache.

I thought I'd miss double-tapping to resize a page to fit on the screen (Dolphin uses double-tap to hide/show tabs), but I don't, because Dolphin almost always gets the page resizing just right.

jd

thanks for the info

 

[mobilemike01]

Dolphin doesn't do this, which is one of the main reasons I switched to Dolphin. Now I have discovered many other reasons why I prefer Dolphin.

I noticed that dolphin doesnt do the sign-in thing also, thats why I figured there should be a way to make the stock browser stop doing it as well. For now I am using dolphin.