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Post by Deleted on Jul 10, 2017 20:13:59 GMT -8
When I lived in Japan, that would happen to me all the time. Google was always the Japanese one, and I'd have to manually enter the US version. Part of the information sent by your browser when accessing the page is your location so the hosting site can deliver the appropriate language, etc.
Yes, I believe the problem is that your phone has cached the website, so clearing cookies and emptying your cache should help. In fact, I would go into your settings and empty the cache before clearing any cookies. That and a full restart of your phone might do the trick.
I know nothing of Android phones, so I can't help you figure out how to empty the cache for your browser. Sorry.
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Post by mbabeav on Jul 11, 2017 12:01:10 GMT -8
your browser, not knowing what it is, but your browser should have the ability to clear the cache - you will lose all your bookmarks and saved passwords however. Really doesn't matter if it is Android or Apple or Windows, the browser data storage is what needs to be cleaned out.
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Post by Deleted on Jul 11, 2017 14:06:13 GMT -8
your browser, not knowing what it is, but your browser should have the ability to clear the cache - you will lose all your bookmarks and saved passwords however. Really doesn't matter if it is Android or Apple or Windows, the browser data storage is what needs to be cleaned out. Clearing cache should not affect your bookmarks or saved passwords at all. Cache is merely the saved memory of your visit to a webpage in order to speed up loading of the webpage the next time you visit. For example, to speed up loading on Benny's House, the background image (which never changes) is probably cached in a file. Things like that. Cookies can store passwords, so don't delete those without clearly knowing what you are deleting. This depends on where your passwords are kept. For example, for Apple products, they are kept in a system utility called "Keychain." Some browsers, like Chrome for instance, can store the passwords for you in a safe file that it reads from. In these cases, deleting cookies won't harm your passwords. Cookie do store information about your visit. So if you have things set up a certain on a certain site, that modification will be lost. The stock browser on your Android phone is Google Chrome. If it is like the desktop version, you will find the option to "Clear Browsing Data." I recommend deleting your Browsing history and your Cached Images and Files. This should fix your problem. |
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