It doesn't happen to a lot of sites I visit, but it's happening enough to irk me. I know the sites aren't down bc I can access them on other devices. My Internet connection is fine bc I can still browse the Web. I haven't deleted any apps just froze some bloat. I even unfroze everything rebooted but still getting same error.
I'm rooted stock on MJ7 Verizon . (used the SU survival work around) I can't change Apn settings bc it's not an option to add a new one. Thanks in advance for any help that's given.
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Try using a different browser.
Also, do these websites happen topi be Flash based? Stock browser & Chrome do not support Flash.
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When I open market I am not able to see any images
Even in description I am not able to view any thumbnails. It states no connection whereas I have 3g network and everything other works fine
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Sounds like a network issue. There are times when 3g etc shows but no data is transmitted.
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I can access the marketvand even download apps but only the images or screenshoot of apps r not shown other everything works perfectly issue is ther in wifi also
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I assume you are on Vodafone and this is an issue. Seems like they are having issues with the images, perhaps some firewall policy has disabled the images from loading.
IF you try using WiFi, you will notice that they show up.
Airtel is not having this issue, so its isolated to the Carrier and not Google / Device.
Yeah I get this too sometimes, seems to be a carrier issue cause when I set another carrier using market enabler, it works fine...
Thought this was just me!
Had similar issues my self. Go to the market to view the stop. Shows a preview of al the pictures but sometimes (more often than not..) I can't click to view any more than the first image. I've flashed a fair few roms now, I put it down to the market being a bit buggy at the moment as some work fine.
I normally google the hell out of what im getting prior to the market to make sure its what I'm after so is not really been a issue.
You can try clearing the market cache , from the task manger
I've searched the forums to try find help with my dilemma, but to no avail. My GS4 is stock rooted on 4.4.2 (for a WHILE now), & for the past 2 days, I can't connect to the internet via stock browser or Dolphin. Wi-Fi or LTE, when I try to access my browsers, they crash! I can access the play store & play games, but just can't open my browsers. I've uninstalled a few things using Titanium Backup, but don't think I've erased anything browser-related. Any help is GREATLY appreciated :banghead:
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What about YouTube? Other sprint phone's with the same problem? Did you try ##72786# to reprogram your phone?
YouTube works fine. Didn't try to reprogram the phone, but found out that Chrome browser connects just fine. Just not Dolphin & stock browsers.
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We picked up a tab 4 10.1 this weekend and immediately started with setting up 2 users. On the first -main- user we successfully installed the fb app and netflix, but on the second user these apps don't seem to work. Netflix complains about a network problem (-4) and facebook tells us it can't run on this phone (?!) And recommends to delete and reinstall the app, which we have done numerous times now. All while both apps work perfectly on the other user. Rebooting doesn't help and we installed the second user with all privileges.
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When I click a yelp link for a particular restaurant to check out photos and reviews it directs me to the Playstore to download the Yelp app. I just want to access the mobile yelp site. Is this possible?
Wow, even trying to access trip advisor or other sites directs me to their damn app on playstore. This is extremely annoying.
Any freaking link via Google directs me to the damn playstore if there is an app remotely connected to the site of said link. I'm about to return this phone if this isn't solved. Never had this issue with my G3.
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Well moving to Firefox and installing adblockplus add on fixed this really stupid issue. The UC Browser adblocker and the Samsung Internet browsers don't work though.
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I'm experiencing the exact same thing with multiple websites and this is extremely annoying. This is definitely NOT a feature. Even if it was on purpose, this is a BUG. I DO NOT want to download every app for every website that has one just to view the website. Please fix this Samsung! This is ridiculous.
edit: I'm also on T-mobile
Yeah, so far I'm not really impressed with the S7 Edge coming from my LG G3. My palm constantly touches the edge which prevents orher touch inputs. Typing is messy and too sensitive. Samsung putting the access settings menu on long press back button is idiotic. Having to have the Assistant Menu button on my screen 24/7 to counter this is annoying. Root may fix this issue but who knows. Now I have to use Firefox for all browsing to just not be redirected to the Playstore when clicking pretty much any link. Just not impressed and may return this device. Too many hindrances for a smooth experience.
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For quite some time now I'm searching for a solution for the following issue, for which so far anything I tried didn't solve it. Hoping someone here has a suggestion on how to resolve it.
Several times per day an unknown app sends an url to open in the Samsung Browser. Each time it's a different website, so blocking the site or domain doesn't work.
I cleaned cache/date, blocked background data for apps, reset everything, used dozens of malware/android security apps - none of these apps found anything suspicious - running AdGuard, tried all Samsung Browser Ad blocker, uninstalled app by app to find the causing one, but nothing solved the issue so far.
What are your thoughts?
Thank you.
TGSKK said:
For quite some time now I'm searching for a solution for the following issue, for which so far anything I tried didn't solve it. Hoping someone here has a suggestion on how to resolve it.
Several times per day an unknown app sends an url to open in the Samsung Browser. Each time it's a different website, so blocking the site or domain doesn't work.
I cleaned cache/date, blocked background data for apps, reset everything, used dozens of malware/android security apps - none of these apps found anything suspicious - running AdGuard, tried all Samsung Browser Ad blocker, uninstalled app by app to find the causing one, but nothing solved the issue so far.
What are your thoughts?
Thank you.
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Look for an app named "Mobile Installer" or "Mobile Services Manager". They install apps in the background and cause system wide 'pop-up' ads. You can use PD MDM to disable it if you cant through settings.
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Look for an app named "Mobile Installer" or "Mobile Services Manager". They install apps in the background and cause system wide 'pop-up' ads. You can use PD MDM to disable it if you cant through settings.
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Thank you.
I looked in PD MDM for such an app but don't have one with or similar to the names you mentioned.
I noticed that the package on your screenshot is a Sprint related app. I'm sorry I didn't mention before, but I have an unlocked device on T-Mobile, without any carrier specific apps.
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Thank you.
I looked in PD MDM for such an app but don't have one with or similar to the names you mentioned.
I noticed that the package on your screenshot is a Sprint related app. I'm sorry I didn't mention before, but I have an unlocked device on T-Mobile, without any carrier specific apps.
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The unlocked firmware wouldn't have either app anyway. That does make me wonder what's causing the issues. The apps i mentioned are installed by carriers on most android devices. They make money from the ads and when someone opens an app it auto installed. I first discovered it on my S5 with stock firmware. At that time data plans were still limited and it would be downloading 100+mb apps on data even with background data disabled.
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Factory reset.
You must a naughty individual surfing for porn..you should use your friends or your wife's phone to surf for porn. Thats what i do