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Getting HTML to show up on your phones browser??


Question Posted Sunday March 18 2007, 11:28 am

I recently had all the options at the bottom of my mobile web browser saying "view this page in html" and the "next page" button but niether are there anymore. one day it was gone. I am not using verizons mobile web service but am using a different proxy server to access the internet from my phone. Only thing is i had these options at the bottom even when using the proxy server. Then it disapeared?>? any help would be great, thanks.

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Annerszz_101 answered Sunday March 18 2007, 1:45 pm:
Hm, i'm not really sure, but you can always call your phone company or go in and they can help you.

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