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MCU2 browser was moved to Chromium sometime in 2018 after the initial hardware release. That was the “fix”.
LolMCU2 browser was moved to Chromium sometime in 2018 after the initial hardware release. That was the “fix”.
Thanks. Didn’t remember the exact date for that one.It was more recent than that. Version 2019.12.
MCU 1 browser is not Chromium. It was never updated.My older MCU1 X had an unusable browser when I got it late 2017. It would take 2-5 minutes to render a basic webpage, even when I had full signal or was on WiFi. Once they switched to chromium it became usable. It is still not what I'd call snappy or quick but it made a huge difference and it isn't completely useless now.
The MCU1 browser is still unusable. It would randomly enter into a state where nothing would load at all until reboot.My older MCU1 X had an unusable browser when I got it late 2017. It would take 2-5 minutes to render a basic webpage, even when I had full signal or was on WiFi. Once they switched to chromium it became usable. It is still not what I'd call snappy or quick but it made a huge difference and it isn't completely useless now.
And it's still working on V9 or V10? Mine works on V8, but I think my version was before browser "fix".My older MCU1 X had an unusable browser when I got it late 2017. It would take 2-5 minutes to render a basic webpage, even when I had full signal or was on WiFi. Once they switched to chromium it became usable. It is still not what I'd call snappy or quick but it made a huge difference and it isn't completely useless now.
Lol. The browser is still the same. The big fix was them upgrading the hardwareMy older MCU1 X had an unusable browser when I got it late 2017. It would take 2-5 minutes to render a basic webpage, even when I had full signal or was on WiFi. Once they switched to chromium it became usable. It is still not what I'd call snappy or quick but it made a huge difference and it isn't completely useless now.
The fix is simply to forget you have a browser in your car.
Funny about that, this describes Spotify's operation that the rest of the world has been dealing with except it would manage to cause the MCU to reboot by itself, no driver input needed.The MCU1 browser is still unusable. It would randomly enter into a state where nothing would load at all until reboot.
I keep making service calls for my browser until it's fixed. I know it worked before. I will keep making calls until it gets fixed.
Ah, I was mistaken. It is still Safari indeed (image attached). That being said, there *was* an update made to it, around the time they rolled out Chromium on MCU2, that made it substancially more responsive than it used to be. The overlap in timing is why I assumed it too had updated to chromium.MCU 1 browser is not Chromium. It was never updated.