Hacking PSVita Homebrew Browser WIP/Proof of Concept

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Hello everyone,
I played around a bit and found a way of installing Homebrews without a PC.
Just open the page on your Vita.
It uses the Browser and the renaming of mp4 files. I tested it with Quake and a RetroArch emulator.
Keep in mind its still WIP.
(I used a free website creator because i am lazy)

http://vitahomebrewstore.weebly.com



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Also sorry for my bad English.
 
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