im thinking of updating my 3ds for sky 3ds, but will it brick if i update it with browserhax? if so how do i remove it?
Homebrew How to remove browserhax?
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Don't update and instead install a9lh so you can get permanent hacks. Sky3ds is a scam on your firmware because you can do everything sky3ds can do with cfw and more
3ds.guide
If you have a normal browser to launch Homebrew and only the homebrew files on your SD then it's perfectly safe.
I also suggest that you should install A9LH and Luma after updating for permanent homebrew access since browserhax is dead in the last firm version.
ONLY FOLLOW THIS GUIDE AND NOT A VIDEO GUIDE: www.3ds.guide
EDIT: Ninja'd!
Yup. You can also install Homebrews on your Home Menu and play old flashcards and games out of region. You can also install games for free with freeShop or games on that iso site.
There is a section on the guide which shows the benefits of A9LH and CFW.
EDIT: Ninja'd.. again
Once on a9lh install freeshop and boom all the games are installable to your SD from that. The only use for sky3ds is a reasonable priced had entry point for when the rest of the primary hax are patched. (Won't matter on a9lh)
best advice to be given is if youre wary id recommend not installing .3.its not for the weak of will
You will only brick if you:
- don't look at the warnings
- skip any of the steps
- use a corrupted SD Card
- follow a video guide
It's practically not possible bricking if you have a brain and follow every step to the letter.
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