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Possible bug in the share feature in Mini 6.1.25378
Browsing in Opera Mini is so much better than the browser installed by the phone manufacturer but I do have a slight issue.While browsing today (on my Virgin Mobile LG Rumor Touch) I had an issue when clicking on links @ urbandictionary.com. I would get an error message that read: "An application file is corrupted. Please contact customer care to have your device reset." I didnt really need to go tothe links so I ignored it. Then I tried to share a page using the share by email option and as soon as I clicked on that I got the same error. I contacted my service provider & after going the rounds with their incompetent tech support I was referred here.
I did install a new copy of the browser and it has fixed the "issue" I had on UrbanDictionary but not the sharing pages by email feature. I can share with twitter and facebook just fine but not with the email. I wouldnt care but a couple of my friends are not on any social media site at all. Yeah weird.
Any input of the semi-intelligent variety would be great as I spent all day talking to mostly tech ignorant fools.
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1. November 2011, 21:52:37 (edited)
And here we are in no-man's land. Phone provider says Opera, Opera says Phone. Then Post-whore ignores the fact that re-installing fixed the issue he commented on and provided no value to this conversation whatsoever.
I did say I wanted semi-intelligent replies, right? Yep, right there in the last sentence. *sigh*
I did say I wanted semi-intelligent replies, right? Yep, right there in the last sentence. *sigh*
It may be happening because the e-mail sharing link is a simple call to "mailto:" and your phone doesn't support it.
Somebody may correct me if I'm wrong.
Somebody may correct me if I'm wrong.
Originally posted by jtoddhubbard7:
And here we are in no-man's land. Phone provider says Opera, Opera says Phone. Then Post-whore ignores the fact that re-installing fixed the issue he commented on and provided no value to this conversation whatsoever.
I did say I wanted semi-intelligent replies, right? Yep, right there in the last sentence. *sigh*
Calling someone who replied to your post "Post-whore" doesn't seem even semi-intelligent to me.
As rafaelluik suggested it seems like there's something wrong with your phone's handling of "mailto:" URLs.
Originally posted by keviniorourke:
I'd say there may be something wrong on Opera Software's approach (to make them simple mailto) when some phones doesn't support it, causing this error.As rafaelluik suggested it seems like there's something wrong with your phone's handling of "mailto:" URLs.
@keviniorourke What else would you call someone who commented on the portion of the issue that was no longer an issue?
@SAGRID Thanks for providing a possible "resolution" (even if that "resolution" was not entirely helpful)
@rafaelluik possibly. As SAGRID pointed out, I'm using a Virgin Mobile device (the most locked down phones ever) so that could be an issue. But why would that send my phone into a soft reset?
@SAGRID Thanks for providing a possible "resolution" (even if that "resolution" was not entirely helpful)
@rafaelluik possibly. As SAGRID pointed out, I'm using a Virgin Mobile device (the most locked down phones ever) so that could be an issue. But why would that send my phone into a soft reset?