> I don't know what the folks at Amazon were thinking when they make the browser suck this much.
I've heard it's quite simple: the browser was only ever included in the first place as a way to log into public Wi-Fi networks like coffee shops which have a screen you need to log in through.
As long as the browser is good enough to log you in, Amazon's happy. Which is why, after almost 10 years, I think the browser is still labeled as "experimental". (At least last I checked.)
I've heard it's quite simple: the browser was only ever included in the first place as a way to log into public Wi-Fi networks like coffee shops which have a screen you need to log in through.
As long as the browser is good enough to log you in, Amazon's happy. Which is why, after almost 10 years, I think the browser is still labeled as "experimental". (At least last I checked.)