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smashcat

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The stock browser on my LG Ally force closes almost instantly when pages are finished loading. I've no idea on what to do how to fix it. I've tried Dolphin, and same problem. Any help with this is appreciated.
 
smashcat said:
The stock browser on my LG Ally force closes almost instantly when pages are finished loading. I've no idea on what to do how to fix it. I've tried Dolphin, and same problem. Any help with this is appreciated.
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I have the same problem with certain web sites that have popups scripted differently than what the Android browser default security permissions permit.

My local daily newspaper, the Sacramento Bee, has pop-up ads, but when I choose not to open them, the page I was originally trying to visit loads. When I visit links to the Washington Post from my twitter client, Tweetcaster Pro, the page begins to load, and when it's almost loaded the browser closes and Tweetcaster reloads.

If I visit the Washington Post directly using http (browser only) I have no problem loading pages on their site.

If it is a FLASH issue, LG Ally owners seem to be out of luck. The minimum reqs for Adobe Flash for Android are phones with an ARMv7 chipset/core/architecture .

LG Ally has an ARMv6 chipset/core/architecture, using a 600 MHz ARM11 processor. As far as I understand, the Ally can't run Flash or Firefox, along with several other apps.
 
DonaldChilds said:
I have the same problem with certain web sites that have popups scripted differently than what the Android browser default security permissions permit.

My local daily newspaper, the Sacramento Bee, has pop-up ads, but when I choose not to open them, the page I was originally trying to visit loads. When I visit links to the Washington Post from my twitter client, Tweetcaster Pro, the page begins to load, and when it's almost loaded the browser closes and Tweetcaster reloads.

If I visit the Washington Post directly using http (browser only) I have no problem loading pages on their site.

If it is a FLASH issue, LG Ally owners seem to be out of luck. The minimum reqs for Adobe Flash for Android are phones with an ARMv7 chipset/core/architecture .

LG Ally has an ARMv6 chipset/core/architecture, using a 600 MHz ARM11 processor. As far as I understand, the Ally can't run Flash or Firefox, along with several other apps.
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Wrong the LG Ally just got flash here is the link to the thread that announced it
http://androidforums.com/ally-all-things-root/370758-flash-10-1-arm6-devices.html
 
tigersfan1 said:
Ya but it is still flash and it is better than nothing right.
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Yes and no. Flash sites that work right are still pretty hit or miss with the ally. Oftentimes if it doesn't work it'll crash the browser. I only tried out Flash on my Ally for a little bit but didn't find it improving my website experience in any way.
 
esseebee said:
Did you install the adobe flash apk?
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I do have the Adobe Flash 10.1 currently. Do you suggest I uninstall it?

And I don't have any ROMs installed, and the browser force close occurs immediately when I launch the browser and google loads up. There's no flash on that.
 
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