Anger
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So I am bringing this thread back because I did some testing with the browser. What I did is to run the whitelistservice.apk from the browser to get everything working while in motion.
It did work. No reason for hondahack or cables if you just need to bypass the ebrake. You just do the process and then the browser and gallery work while the vehicle is moving. So I can have youtube and netflix via the browser, not an app.
I do however have a question. While I was on www.google.com, I signed in using my Google account. A message popped up saying that I am using an old browser version and that for security reasons I should update. So I pressed the update button. I was then shown 2 files, which were marked as Linux update files. The file types were different, I cannot recall the types. One was something like .dpb
So I downloaded one of the two. When I tried to install it, I got a message saying that the file cannot be installed. Mind you that I had deactivated the whitelistservice.apk cause I read that if its enabled, you cant install anything.
After reinstalling the whitelistservice.apk, I went back online in the browser BUT I never got the update button back.
So the question is, if anyone knows, how do I update the browser on the car? I tried all the onscreen buttons like settings and stuff but found no "update" option. I want to do the update, cause when I visit certain webpages that have embedded players (for live tv), the browser doesnt run them. I thought that an update might solve this. I do not watch netflix or youtube while driving, it is just that I happen to miss F1 races when driving home from work and just want to have a glance at those. So I would really love it if I could run the player on the car screen instead of just listening to it on the cellphone.
In my case, the browser was not hidden in the menus. Thanks in advance!
It did work. No reason for hondahack or cables if you just need to bypass the ebrake. You just do the process and then the browser and gallery work while the vehicle is moving. So I can have youtube and netflix via the browser, not an app.
I do however have a question. While I was on www.google.com, I signed in using my Google account. A message popped up saying that I am using an old browser version and that for security reasons I should update. So I pressed the update button. I was then shown 2 files, which were marked as Linux update files. The file types were different, I cannot recall the types. One was something like .dpb
So I downloaded one of the two. When I tried to install it, I got a message saying that the file cannot be installed. Mind you that I had deactivated the whitelistservice.apk cause I read that if its enabled, you cant install anything.
After reinstalling the whitelistservice.apk, I went back online in the browser BUT I never got the update button back.
So the question is, if anyone knows, how do I update the browser on the car? I tried all the onscreen buttons like settings and stuff but found no "update" option. I want to do the update, cause when I visit certain webpages that have embedded players (for live tv), the browser doesnt run them. I thought that an update might solve this. I do not watch netflix or youtube while driving, it is just that I happen to miss F1 races when driving home from work and just want to have a glance at those. So I would really love it if I could run the player on the car screen instead of just listening to it on the cellphone.
In my case, the browser was not hidden in the menus. Thanks in advance!
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