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I have an old Android tablet (4.0.4) that no longer can be updated and no browser can display https sites, which is almost any nowadays. I have tried many browsers, they all fail. There is no error message, all browsers complain that I have no Internet connection. I do. Other apps and plain http sites work fine.
Is there anything I can do about it? Is there any browser that will do https independently, without any support from the OS?
I am ruling out alternative firmwares such as CyanogenMod or anything like that. I have bricked a phone with one of those, asked for help on the forum.xda-developers forum and was duly ignored.
I think I have the same issue right now, it seems. I will make a new thread about it, with more details. I will make the threads point to each other too.
And how do you think that is going to help with the issue at hand?
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Originally Posted by lucmove
I have an old Android tablet (4.0.4) that no longer can be updated and no browser can display https sites, which is almost any nowadays. I have tried many browsers, they all fail. There is no error message, all browsers complain that I have no Internet connection. I do. Other apps and plain http sites work fine.
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