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It didn't actually let you browse websites, did it? The one I had would only load the Amazon store and download books.
by lozenge 5y ago
It didn't actually let you browse websites, did it? The one I had would only load the Amazon store and download books.
- ok123456 5y agoThe 3rd generation at least had an 'experimental' web browser that let you go wherever you wanted.
- BostonEnginerd 5y agoThe 2007 Kindle also had a basic web browser.
- ghaff 5y agoAs I recall, browsing was an "experimental" feature (I had a second gen I think?) and it was nearly unusable for most purposes.
- striking 5y agoIt was good enough for Slashdot on the beach, so it was enough for me.
- mattficke 5y agoYou had to click through a few menus to use it, but yes (I think it was called “experimental web browser” or something). Worked internationally too, I used it to look up some stuff when I was on vacation in Turkey in 2010.
- fma 5y agoTheir experimental web browser was the only reason I kept mine... Free web browsing when international + e-mail access through gmail. The proxy used to be able to get you through the Great Firewall of China...but that stopped after some years.