Hello Everyone!

[hakd88]

I have a hacked N3DS on 11.9.0-42 with Luma3DS 9.1. It has B9S, GodMode9, and loads more including a rubbish internet browser.

 

[x65943]

Browsing the internet on that screen would be miserable even if the browser wasn't rubbish, but that comment still made me laugh

 

[hakd88]

Just looked at this thread on my n3ds, and it gets these 2 problems:
1. It says it failed to display part of the page.
2. It has extremely terrible formatting, that's why I use google chrome on windows 10.

P.S. Don't use Microsoft edge, people are discovering how to make bad webpages open up on it, make it fullscreen, have a computerised voice, and say that to need to remove viruses when you don't have any. They also usually make multiples of themselves, display a timer, and claim that they are from Microsoft.

 

[x65943]

Just looked at this thread on my n3ds, and it gets these 2 problems:
1. It says it failed to display part of the page.
2. It has extremely terrible formatting, that's why I use google chrome on windows 10.

P.S. Don't use Microsoft edge, people are discovering how to make bad webpages open up on it, make it fullscreen, have a computerised voice, and say that to need to remove viruses when you don't have any. They also usually make multiples of themselves, display a timer, and claim that they are from Microsoft.

Of course, everyone should be using opera

 

[hakd88]

Of course, everyone should be using opera

I haven't used Opera before, but I do know 3 other browsers.
Apparently, Edge is Internet Explorer 10 based, and I know anything Internet Explorer gets hacked a lot.
Also, Google Chrome seems to block most of the pop-ups and redirects I mentioned earlier. It doesen't block everything annoying or dangerous, but probably everyday there are more bad websites trying to hack you and/or let them steal all your money.

 

[hakd88]

Here's something you could maybe try with GodMode9:
1. Open 'SYSNAND VIRTUAL'
2. Copy 'nand.bin' to 0:/gm9/out/
3. Open 'MEMORY VIRTUAL'
4. Copy 'boot9.bin', 'boot11.bin', and 'otp.mem' to 0:/gm9/out
5. Unmount the sd card, put it in your computer, then copy the 4 new files from /gm9/out to your computer.
6. Using these files, see if you can mount the 'nand.bin' as a virtual drive.

If you can do this, I would be interested on how you did it.