Is the PSP internet browser still garbage?

I havent had a PSP since the early days of the PsP1000 and i remember thebrowser being horrible.
Has it gotten any better? and how?

How was it ever horrible?

^ Um, yea it does. You just create a network for it, and select it. :?

^ Um, yea it does. You just create a network for it, and select it. :?

blacknight06

I don't think it has been changed.

[QUOTE="blacknight06"]

^ Um, yea it does. You just create a network for it, and select it. :?

tjoeb123

O, in that case, yea only your username

Although, i dont find it frustrating to type in your password over and over again

and some sites keep you signed in

[QUOTE="tjoeb123"][QUOTE="blacknight06"]

^ Um, yea it does. You just create a network for it, and select it. :?

blacknight06

O, in that case, yea only your username

Although, i dont find it frustrating to type in your password over and over again

and some sites keep you signed in

Yes the PSP browser is garbage. The sites have been modified and some websites does not work with the PSP. There are no saved passwords and its a pain to type anything in.

[QUOTE="blacknight06"]

[QUOTE="tjoeb123"] I know that, but I was talking about things like your logon details for Gamespot, your login for an access point that requires an internet browser (which is my case), etc. In other words, passwords entered while in the browser don't get saved.tjoeb123

O, in that case, yea only your username

Although, i dont find it frustrating to type in your password over and over again

and some sites keep you signed in

What's the point of a password if you are just going to let the website remember it? Hell, at that point, your password might as well 1234. Same goes for the guy above me. xD

Its still pretty bad

Um...the PSP browser isn't intended to be your primary internet source :/ It's damn smexy for when in the bathroom, out and about in town, what have you. But to judge it as your primary internet connection and your main source of the intetnet is kinda silly.

Silliness.

It's not as bad as some portable devices but it sucks compared to Iphone/Itouch.

But it is still the same browser as when it first came out, wish they would update it.

Does anyone know if the GO browser is better?

It's a pain? I think it works fine, but its a tad slow...

Yes the PSP browser is garbage. The sites have been modified and some websites does not work with the PSP. There are no saved passwords and its a pain to type anything in.

HypersonicX1

Its the same with most phones...

[QUOTE="blacknight06"]

[QUOTE="tjoeb123"] I know that, but I was talking about things like your logon details for Gamespot, your login for an access point that requires an internet browser (which is my case), etc. In other words, passwords entered while in the browser don't get saved.tjoeb123

O, in that case, yea only your username

Although, i dont find it frustrating to type in your password over and over again

and some sites keep you signed in

Then it's not the PSP's fault that your username/password is a bunch of numbers

and Its pretty easy to type in numbers on the PSP..

[QUOTE="tjoeb123"][QUOTE="blacknight06"]

O, in that case, yea only your username

Although, i dont find it frustrating to type in your password over and over again

and some sites keep you signed in

PhilipV94

What's the point of a password if you are just going to let the website remember it? Hell, at that point, your password might as well 1234. Same goes for the guy above me. xD

[QUOTE="tjoeb123"][QUOTE="blacknight06"]

O, in that case, yea only your username

Although, i dont find it frustrating to type in your password over and over again

and some sites keep you signed in

PhilipV94

What's the point of a password if you are just going to let the website remember it? Hell, at that point, your password might as well 1234. Same goes for the guy above me. xD

Actually, the point of a password is so other people can't log in as you and access your shh..

in other words, it verifies that it is you

So People who feel they don't need to log in over and over again set the website to remember their domain and password, because they're sure no one else has access to the device or PC

[QUOTE="PhilipV94"]

[QUOTE="tjoeb123"] If your username/password was a bunch of numbers, then I bet it would be frustrating to have to type it in every time since it's not so easy to memorize.zomglolcats

What's the point of a password if you are just going to let the website remember it? Hell, at that point, your password might as well 1234. Same goes for the guy above me. xD

Actually, the point of a password is so other people can't log in as you and access your shh..

in other words, it verifies that it is you

So People who feel they don't need to log in over and over again set the website to remember their domain and password, because they're sure no one else has access to the device or PC

Well that's what I meant, it's not that hard for someone to steal your PSP, and with that have all your log-in information. A password is meant for you to know, and you only. If a device remembers it for you, then it basically ruins the point of a password. If you're too lazy to type it in, don't bother having one, or make it as easy as 1234.

And I just got my PSP yesterday, and the browser is pretty good in my opinion. Much better than most mobile phones. Also the one who said something about the iPhone, one of the main purposes of it is its web cabilities, so Apple used a lot of resources into the development of the browser, while the PSPs browser is going to be one of the least used features.

The browser is actually quite easy to use, but there hasn't been any major changes....

Hey people

IF YOU WANT TO TYPE THINGS EASIER, PRESS SELECT A FEW TIMES AT THE LETTER SCREEN

instead of nine boxes, you get the entire alphabet

tada!

Interesting question, to me. I remember it for being a buggy turd and it's disappointing that Sony's basically done nothing to improve it over the years. Although now I want to test it out on my Go to see if it runs better than an older model....though I'm doubtful.LongZhiZi

Just test it then? Why debate something that takes like 20 seconds to do?

Hey people

IF YOU WANT TO TYPE THINGS EASIER, PRESS SELECT A FEW TIMES AT THE LETTER SCREEN

instead of nine boxes, you get the entire alphabet

tada!

Blabadon

I thought everyone new that? :?

[QUOTE="zomglolcats"][QUOTE="PhilipV94"]

What's the point of a password if you are just going to let the website remember it? Hell, at that point, your password might as well 1234. Same goes for the guy above me. xD

PhilipV94

Actually, the point of a password is so other people can't log in as you and access your shh..

in other words, it verifies that it is you

So People who feel they don't need to log in over and over again set the website to remember their domain and password, because they're sure no one else has access to the device or PC

Well that's what I meant, it's not that hard for someone to steal your PSP, and with that have all your log-in information. A password is meant for you to know, and you only. If a device remembers it for you, then it basically ruins the point of a password. If you're too lazy to type it in, don't bother having one, or make it as easy as 1234.

And I just got my PSP yesterday, and the browser is pretty good in my opinion. Much better than most mobile phones. Also the one who said something about the iPhone, one of the main purposes of it is its web cabilities, so Apple used a lot of resources into the development of the browser, while the PSPs browser is going to be one of the least used features.

If it's stolen, they still have no way of knowing your password

[QUOTE="PhilipV94"]

[QUOTE="zomglolcats"]

Actually, the point of a password is so other people can't log in as you and access your shh..

in other words, it verifies that it is you

So People who feel they don't need to log in over and over again set the website to remember their domain and password, because they're sure no one else has access to the device or PC

blacknight06

Well that's what I meant, it's not that hard for someone to steal your PSP, and with that have all your log-in information. A password is meant for you to know, and you only. If a device remembers it for you, then it basically ruins the point of a password. If you're too lazy to type it in, don't bother having one, or make it as easy as 1234.

And I just got my PSP yesterday, and the browser is pretty good in my opinion. Much better than most mobile phones. Also the one who said something about the iPhone, one of the main purposes of it is its web cabilities, so Apple used a lot of resources into the development of the browser, while the PSPs browser is going to be one of the least used features.

If it's stolen, they still have no way of knowing your password

Yeah but they still have access to the information.

[QUOTE="blacknight06"]

[QUOTE="PhilipV94"]

Well that's what I meant, it's not that hard for someone to steal your PSP, and with that have all your log-in information. A password is meant for you to know, and you only. If a device remembers it for you, then it basically ruins the point of a password. If you're too lazy to type it in, don't bother having one, or make it as easy as 1234.

And I just got my PSP yesterday, and the browser is pretty good in my opinion. Much better than most mobile phones. Also the one who said something about the iPhone, one of the main purposes of it is its web cabilities, so Apple used a lot of resources into the development of the browser, while the PSPs browser is going to be one of the least used features.

PhilipV94

If it's stolen, they still have no way of knowing your password

Yeah but they still have access to the information.

What information?

Depends on What you use it for... :) I'm not going to go there :D

[QUOTE="Blabadon"]

Hey people

IF YOU WANT TO TYPE THINGS EASIER, PRESS SELECT A FEW TIMES AT THE LETTER SCREEN

instead of nine boxes, you get the entire alphabet

tada!

blacknight06

I thought everyone new that? :?

[QUOTE="PhilipV94"]

[QUOTE="blacknight06"]

If it's stolen, they still have no way of knowing your password

blacknight06

Yeah but they still have access to the information.

What information?

Any information you had on your account.