[stileshingles]

Which BlackBerry browser do you use and why? Is there really a difference between them?

[allenranger2]

I personally use the Blackberry browser with Mircrosoft IE emulation, as it is slightly more compatible with more websites than actual Blackberry emulation.

[txschafers]

Originally Posted by allenranger2

I personally use the Blackberry browser with Mircrosoft IE emulation, as it is slightly more compatible with more websites than actual Blackberry emulation.

How do you designate the IE emulation?

[allenranger2]

In the actual browser, click the wheel, go to options >> browser config >>Emulation mode. Click there and you will see a few choices.

[txschafers]

Thanks!

[Jim Peelgren]

The recent poll highlights something that has puzzled me from my very first BB. I am unable to find a good explanation of the diferent browsers and when/what situations each should be used. I have simply hidden the "BlckBerry Browser" and the "Download Fun" icons.

Can someone "in the know" clarify why we have different icons / browsers that seem to do the same thing? Also the previous reply to this message talked about the MSIE emulation option. Can someone elaborate?

[stileshingles]

Originally Posted by Jim Peelgren

Can someone "in the know" clarify why we have different icons / browsers that seem to do the same thing? Also the previous reply to this message talked about the MSIE emulation option. Can someone elaborate?

I have the exact same question.

[Debias]

BB internet browser

[gadgetjunkies]

Exchange My Mail Browser

[EricaJ1074]

All I see available to me to use is the BlackBerry Browser

[lgreenberg]

Exchange My Mail Browser.

[stileshingles]

Originally Posted by lgreenberg

Exchange My Mail Browser.

What's that? Is that like a 3rd party browser that you have to download?

[lgreenberg]

It's a BES browser that comes with MDS and Exchange Hosting.

www.exchangemymail.com

[stileshingles]

Originally Posted by lgreenberg

It's a BES browser that comes with MDS and Exchange Hosting.

www.exchangemymail.com

Is there a significant advantage to that browser? We host our own Exchange/BES server. Do you know if we can get a hold of that browser?

[lgreenberg]

Then I think you should have your own browser.

[ChristianinCA]

Originally Posted by lgreenberg

Exchange My Mail Browser.

Love my EMM browser!

[thatboiwes]

I use the BlackBerry browser.

[stileshingles]

Originally Posted by lgreenberg

Then I think you should have your own browser.

:: Blank Stare ::

I didn't see anything in the BES setup that would allow us to have our own browser. I should probably ask about this in the BES Admin section.

Is there anything special about the Exchange My Mail browser or is it just a normal browser re-branded?

[amnon]

For some reason the BES browser (the one with a 'server' on it) doesn't seem to work on all occasions. I simply hid it and the Cingular browser, the Internet browser seems OK. I enabled JS.

[mymitsu3kgt]

The only difference I've ever seen in my limited use of the IE emulator was when I sent a ringtone as an attachment to my gmail account. I went to my account with the blackberry browser and it wouldn't give me any option to download the attachment. I then switched it to the IE emulator and I was able to successfully download the ringtone. Anyone else find any differences between the browser and the two emulators?