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JVH useragent problem

Have flashed JVH (GT_I9000_XWJVH_XXJVO_XEEJV3)with odin and rooted with CF-Root-XW_NEE_JVH-v3.2-CWM3RFS, and the good old user agent problem is back in stock browser and Dolphin HD. In Dolphin it says "Desktop" for user agent in settings, but if I try bbc.co.uk it takes me to the mobile site. Anyone else seeing this?

Try this, push to system/app but backup first. Thanks to criskelo for the tweak.

Thanks for that. Not sure if I am doing something wrong, but I used root explorer to copy over ( changed to r/w) and renamed my old one... but it still doesn't work. Am I doing something wrong? If I click on it in root explorer it trys to run the installer but fails?
TIA

Rename old 'browser.apk.bak' then paste new browser. You do not need to run installer. Either reboot or go to your launcher app drawer n click on internet icon. Good luck.

Yeah thats what I did... still the same . Are you running JVH

Sent you a pm.

Still no joy
Is no one else having problems with GT_I9000_XWJVH_XXJVO_XEEJV3 ??

Yep, I have the exact same issue!!

Anyone else seeing the problem? Anyone got a cure?
I can remember something like this on one of the older roms ( early Froyo I think) but can't find if that ever got cured by people or if Samsung cured it in an update?

After copying new browser apk across to system remember to set the permissions on it so it matches all other apks in folder
Sent from my GT-I9000 using Tapatalk

I'm also using JVH and initially tried the browser file from this thread. The problem is not the useragent setting from the browser - it's working fine. The problem is that the phone is also sending out the x-wap-profile string as part of the http requests. Some sites are obviously disregarding the useragent string when they detect the x-wap-profile string.
I'm getting around the issue by using an app from the market called 'Filterproxy'. I've used the app to setup a proxy server on the phone and I'm routing the browser requests through the proxy. All the proxy server is doing is stripping out the x-wap-profile string from the http requests. Works great.

i have this problem to...really annoying. I have a problem with the market too, a lot of app doesn't show(ex: face, tiwiiter, and a lot of other), it is only with me??

Hey Rob would you kindly provide us with the exact procedure you used to setup Filterproxy? I'm sure many of us would appreciate it!
EDIT:
I've actually managed to get it working as well! For those wondering:
1) As Rob mentioned, install FilterProxy from the market
2) In the "Main" Tab of the app click the settings button which will direct you to your wireless & networks settings page
3) Go to Wireless and/or Mobile Network (Depending on which connection you are using)
4) a) For Wi-Fi simply go to Wi-Fi settings -> Advanced (Press the menu button)
4 b) For Data access go to Mobile Networks -> Access Point Names -> Edit access point
5)set the Proxy to localhost
6)set the Port to 8000
7) Now head to the "HTTP Header" tab in the app
8)Fill the name box with "X-Wap-Profile"
9) Press the R button to place "(REMOVE)" in the value box
10) Press "Add"
Presto!
BTW in case this doesn't work try adding "x_wap_profile" as well

[Q] G900F HOSTS FILE is normal but couldn't add a Google account

Hi,
Dear All,
Ok, the problem is very famous i.e. i factory reset my device and when powered one like a fresh piece, i cannot add google account on my G900F (can't establish a reliable connection to the server).
i have searched a lot over the internet. Read about the HOSTS files description as well. All i found was the modification of the "etc/hosts" with the clients.google.... following "#" so that 127.0.0.1 localhost is only the operational entity.
My device is un-rooted and just for the confirmation of the above mentioned, i opened the hosts file via HTML Viewer (just readonly) and found that the etc/hosts file on my S5 has 127.0.0.1 localhost only and no any other information, which i think should be available for your device to work normal and google accounts can be added. See attached screenshot.
Need your kind help in resolving my issue please.

Try clearing caches from recovery

Still same issue...

Might be worth factory resetting again
How did you access the HOSTS files without being rooted?

did the factory reset 3 times but nothing, issue stands unresolved.
i opened the HOSTS file through RARLAB. Actually it allows you to view the root folder and all of its contents even if your phone is un-rooted.

Could try removing the device from Google Play
https://support.google.com/googleplay/answer/2407656?hl=en-GB
Create a new Google account as a test to see if the issue is the phone or the account
If that doesn't help, Id flash a stock ROM through ODIN, this will NOT trip KNOX if you are still 0x0
Are you sure all your data connections are working properly, WiFi/3/4G ?

*Detection* said:
Could try removing the device from Google Play
https://support.google.com/googleplay/answer/2407656?hl=en-GB
Create a new Google account as a test to see if the issue is the phone or the account
If that doesn't help, Id flash a stock ROM through ODIN, this will NOT trip KNOX if you are still 0x0
Are you sure all your data connections are working properly, WiFi/3/4G ?
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ok here are some interesting occurrences:
Worth mentioning that i was operating over Wi-Fi.
1) - i flashed a stock Kitkat ANG2 ROM via odin and the problem still persists.
2) - Then i flashed stock Lollipop BOB7 and still the same.
3) - Then i created a new account via the first sign in page on the phone (after flashing the new ROM), and i was able make a new account(through my phone) but still it was unable to login on the phone.
4) - Then i installed a Proxy/VPN betternet and then i was able add an account successfully and also Play store is working fine.
5) - Means there is some issue with my wi-fi adapter routing (may be inside the phone or the carrier) etc.
6) - Then i switched off the wi-fi and enabled LTE (of my SIM card provider) and connected my phone through it, say what! its working fine.
7) - again i tried over the wi-fi and the issue started to happen again
Well, one important thing, i am using wi-fi which is also a LTE carrier (having the google issues) and the second LTE (which worked fine) is by the SIM card operator.
So , is there any problem with my wi-fi (inside the phone) or may be with the operator from which i am getting my services??
its quite confusing at the moment. well i am going to try the whole thing over the Wi-Fi of another operator and will feedback the results.
Mean while any suggestions ??

Reboot the router you are connected to WiFi from?
Doesn't sound like the phones fault, unless you have a proxy enabled in WiFI settings or something, sounds like the issue is with your ISP/Router

wpa_supplicant .

Good afternon xda people , I have galaxy note 3 SM-N900 android 5.0 and I rooted it using CF-Auto root , now I want to view the password of the wifi I am connected to , I downloaded many apps from play store and two apps worked for me but they show the password in this format
psk :e3863c4e85250347f1d9a7e31ae79648 I thought the problem was with the apps so I looked for alternate method and I discovered that the passwords of wifi in android are saved in this path data/misc/wifi/wpa_supplicatnt.conf when I opened that file it showed me the password in the same format that the app showed me . This is the Information of one of the networks in the supplicant.conf file
network={
ssid="MO89"
psk=e3863c4e85250347f1d9a7e31ae79648
key_mgmt=WPA-PSK
priority=2
frequency=2462
autojoin=1
usable_internet=0
skip_internet_check=0
}
The psk of the network is [email protected] but note how the supplicant.conf file display it .
I thought it is an md5 encryption so I tried to decrypt it using some online decryption websites but still not result .

there was a Xposed module!
Nasser. 93 said:
Good afternon xda people , I have galaxy note 3 SM-N900 android 5.0 and I rooted it using CF-Auto root , now I want to view the password of the wifi I am connected to , I downloaded many apps from play store and two apps worked for me but they show the password in this format
psk :e3863c4e85250347f1d9a7e31ae79648 I thought the problem was with the apps so I looked for alternate method and I discovered that the passwords of wifi in android are saved in this path data/misc/wifi/wpa_supplicatnt.conf when I opened that file it showed me the password in the same format that the app showed me . This is the Information of one of the networks in the supplicant.conf file
network={
ssid="MO89"
psk=e3863c4e85250347f1d9a7e31ae79648
key_mgmt=WPA-PSK
priority=2
frequency=2462
autojoin=1
usable_internet=0
skip_internet_check=0
}
The psk of the network is [email protected] but note how the supplicant.conf file display it .
I thought it is an md5 encryption so I tried to decrypt it using some online decryption websites but still not result .
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there was a Xposed module. But not sure its working with Lollipop.

Cannot Access WLAN via a DHCP connection , only by using a Static IP

Hey everyone, long time reader- first time poster- hopefully someone can help me!
really frustrating issue, after over 2 years of near flawless use with my n9005 yesterday i noticed i was no longer connected to my saved home wlan, every time i tried i would receive the message: AP currently not in use......, i proceeded to restart phone/router, forget network- and re enter details without any success. after googling the issue i tried all the basic suggested fixes, toggling various wifi settings, toggling date and time, toggling wifi power saving mode via *#0011# all without avail. I researched further and attempted to access the dhcp_list to delete it via root explorer (also viewed the permissions using x-plore and its all ticked for read and write accordingly) etc, however i was never able to do this- always being told i didn't have the file permissions, same story when trying to use terminal with the input: rm /data/misc/dhcp/*. I have checked and do have root access and always granted access before attempting these through the configs of the file explorer and super user or by typing su first in the terminal. Whenever i enter a static IP it connects and works immediately, however when i was out the house yesterday i noticed it was doing the same issue with 2 other saved WLAN networks which being public i cannot use a static ip/ and ultimately cannot join/use. So last night i factory reset my phone/cleared cache this did not work as im still receiving the same Obtaining IP Address loop and AP not in use error message and once again the Static IP work round is my only way to gain access. Im now at a loss what to do next, considering to flash a different ROM/Modem/Boot Loader but dont know if this would be any help?. My system details are listed below any help would be much appreciated
BOOTLOADER: N9005XXUGBOA5
RADIO: N9005XXUGBOA1
home wifi router is the, EE brightbox

Solved installed new ROM all good!

Password for already saved WiFi networks are shown encrypted in Wps Wpa Tester app!

Hi all
I have the 935F Model, and it's rooted. Have any of you tried an app called "WPS WPA Tester" on it?, I used to use it on my old Grand 2 and it worked well, but now when I hack a WiFi with it the Password of that WiFi is encrypted and some times it deosn't show at all.
So what is your experience in this domain?
PS: there are two solutions on the web for this (adding a line to build.prop Or deleting a file in the system folder) and both didn't work.