D4rkDragon
Lemon Dragon
Towns Folk
Saw this on Reddit, figured it might be useful
Here's how you do it:
A few notes:
(Note: I will not be responsible if this tutorial is no longer working because of a future system update)
Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/NintendoSw...king_web_browser_on_the_switch_again/dqvfmp2/
Here's how you do it:
- Go to your Switch's Internet Settings, and select the network you use to access Internet.
- Access the advanced settings for it, and set the DNS to 'Manual'.
- Set the Primary DNS to 045.055.142.122, and save.
- Connect your Switch to the network.
A few notes:
- Pressing HOME will force you to go back to the settings, and connect to the network again.
- There is no video support. Don't expect going on YouTube anytime soon. HTML5Test says the Switch has poor video support anyway (only H. 264 at the moment)
- There is no Adobe Flash support. Stick to HTML5 games.
- Some HTML5 games with controller support will recognize the JoyCons as "Nintendo Switch Controller". In that case, you can "play", but, it's iffy, because X, B and + will still behave as if you weren't playing (X will ask if you want to close the browser, B goes back, and + brings you page information).
- HTML5 games supporting multiple controllers have issues with using JoyCons separately. They'll still be recognized as an unique controller (source: check HTML5 GamePad Test, while having both JoyCons separated)
(Note: I will not be responsible if this tutorial is no longer working because of a future system update)
Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/NintendoSw...king_web_browser_on_the_switch_again/dqvfmp2/