OsirisMaya
Member
In the backside updater app in my app drawer, it says theres a new package avaliable. When i click download it brings me to mediafire.com but its just a blank white screen. Whys this?
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Petrah
Psychotic Female
I was reading on another forum that Mediafire borked their site in mobile view. In your browser (if yer using the stock one that comes with BACKside) go into it's settings and temporarily change the user agent to IE6. See if that helps.
EDIT: Make sure that after you've reset the user agent that you also clear the cache and history for the browser. I backed totally out of the browser after I cleared everything and then went back to the download page.
EDIT: Make sure that after you've reset the user agent that you also clear the cache and history for the browser. I backed totally out of the browser after I cleared everything and then went back to the download page.
benslgdroid
rockstar
Dolphin changed something in there latest update that it shows blank in mobile view rather than showing the full site.
Discovered
Lurker
I'm my stock browser I changed it to Linux desktop and it works fine as of the change
Petrah
Psychotic Female
It's not Dolphin. It's Mediafire itself. Something is wrong with their mobile site settings and not all of the browsers are rendering the download pages correctly.
Stock browser that came with BACKside:
Same stock browser reset to IE6 agent:
In order for it to show after you've reset it to IE6 agent, you have to clear the browser cache and history.
Stock browser that came with BACKside:
Same stock browser reset to IE6 agent:
In order for it to show after you've reset it to IE6 agent, you have to clear the browser cache and history.
OsirisMaya
Member
Alright yeah changing it to IE6 worked. The updates are always like over 60mb. Is it even worth losing all that memory?
benslgdroid
rockstar
It overwrites the system you lose no memory at all
Petrah
Psychotic Female
The only thing you might worry about is your backups that get saved to your SD card each time you update. I have to clear mine out once in awhile (always keeping 3 of the most recent). That backup folder can get fairly large if you're not keeping an eye on it.
