As many have frustratingly found, the browser in v9 is hit or miss in terms of compatibility and usability (not to mention reliability). So I thought it might be good to share useful and practical sites that work (well or good enough) with our browser...and as a community service, please make sure they're safe, clean and family friendly. I'll start...but unfortunately, I only have found one so far that works... For current and forecast Air Quality conditions: Home Page | AirNow.gov This is cool as it's US nation-wide, does not require a login, but can use your current location if you allow it. It's graphically impressive, yet fairly quick to load, hasn't bombed on me yet, and informational, especially for road trips or planned outdoor activities.
I was thinking the same, looking for some games for the kids, I have one but can't take credit for it, someone posted it but I don't have the details handy: Play Tic Tac Toe Online
Model s owner here by I assume the browser capability (or lack of) is similar. Here are the ones I use... Tesla winds and elevation Waze for Tesla Dark sky weather (also a separate bookmark for maps.darksky
I've successfully reserved Blu-ray movies from the Redbox website using the browser... if that's worth anything.
This is the reason I doubt I'll really ever use the browser. I can use my phone to get any needed information much more quickly.
With all the potentialy serious drivability problems in autopilot, dashcam, summon, etc to name a few, why in the world is Tesla wasting valuable programing time on a web browser. Wait - I know - so you can watch Youtube videos while on autopilot with autopilot helper attached