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Is there a section to talk about Java ME? Apps, etc. (3)
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2010-06-16
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Originally Posted by ToJa92
What product is that? That's my question.
Looks like the OP's router/extender/whatever doesn't even load the page if the minimum resolution condition is not met.
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2010-06-16
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Originally Posted by Crogge
Workaround: user VNCViewer on the n900 to connect to some other *nix desktop on your lan, and then from that maintain your brain dead router/wlan hardware
Dear Community,
I use my device to setup for example WLAN networks and make router modifications while I have no PC in range.
The problem is that some routers want "800x600" as minimum resolution, its impossible then to access the router / repeater... else. Is it possible to bypass that and send the "webserver" that the Maemo browser is using "800x600" and not "800x480"?
I think that it is quite important for some people here so they can access such websites / devices.
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2010-06-16
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Um. Customize your user-agent to include a resolution. I assume the router has scripted page that drops access with a lower reso or none provided.
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2010-06-16
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Or maybe use greasemonkey to override the javascript...
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2010-06-17
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Originally Posted by schettj
Most of the T-Online Speedport routers want 800x600 minimum, I had so far no chance to bypass it with a easy solution. Portrait mode or anything similar doesn't helps at all.
There is not a single website in the world that will fail to work on a browser running sized smaller then its minimum width. You will simply get both horizontal and vertical scrolling.
There is no need to "fake" screen resolution.
Um. Customize your user-agent to include a resolution. I assume the router has scripted page that drops access with a lower reso or none provided.
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2010-06-17
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I wonder if you disabled javascript before connecting if it would work, since that's the only way the speedport could get your screen size anyway.
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2010-06-17
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Originally Posted by Crogge
Easy way? Install useragent-hide, learn how useragents work and include the required resolution value.
Most of the T-Online Speedport routers want 800x600 minimum, I had so far no chance to bypass it with a easy solution. Portrait mode or anything similar doesn't helps at all.
How could I do that?
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