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[Ole Frendved Hansen <olef AT dtu.dk>]

Hi,

The phone is Samsung Galaxy Note 4
Model SM-N910F

Running Android 5.0.1

Kernel version 3.10.40-5077540


Tried to reveal the version number of “Internet” app. That is not shown 
anywhere - no ‘about’ to chose.


Best, Ole
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Den 09/09/2015 kl. 15.11 skrev Stefan Winter 
<stefan.winter AT restena.lu>:

> Hi,
> 
>> A user is unable to download the eap-profile on his Samsung android 5.0.1.
>> Using the build in browser (“Internet”) the web page of cat.eduroam.org is 
>> behaving weird.
>> The page immediately displays the list of buttons for all platforms. 
>> Institution have not been selected. Pressing the buttons does not lead to 
>> any download.
> 
> That's "funny". I was regularly testing this on a Samsung Glaxay S4 -
> initially with Android 5.0, now Android 5.1.
> 
> "The Internet" displays the download page just fine for me right now.
> 
> Maybe this has to do with rendering and form factor? Is it a tablet size
> device? It would be helpful to know which device exactly this is...
> 
>> Instructed the user to install firefox and try again.
> 
> Well, Firefox is usually a good idea for browsing; but he may
> subsequently have issues getting the .eap-config file imported into the
> CAT app. "The Internet" is a bit better in recognising the MIME type of
> files, and handing it off to the right application.
> 
> Greetings,
> 
> Stefan Winter
> 
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