Wow someone actually responded — THANK YOU. Okay, I am Not a computer peson — I uploaded the Homebrew Channel in my Son’s Wii (4.3) — I have tried everywhere to download the Browser & it will Not download. Wii owners who are connected and have activated the Wii Shop Channel can download a free beta version of the Opera browser to activate the Internet Channel of the Wii Menu and begin surfing the Web.

WiiBrowser is a web browser for the Wii by gave92 started from WiiXplore sources and using a customized libwiigui as base for the GUI.

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Features

• Display custom web sites
• Support for HTML and HTTPS connections
• Support for links and web forms
• Capable of downloading files to SD/SDHC card
• Address bar with on-screen keyboard
• Keyboard autocomplete
• Favorites menu
• Import/export favorites from/to other browsers
• Back and Forward navigation
• Archive files extraction: ZIP/RAR/7Z
• Supported Image Formats: PNG/JPEG/GIF/BMP
• Image operations: zoom/move
• Autoupdate feature

Wishlist

• Better CSS support
• Flash videos!
• Multiple tabs

Controls

Shortcuts

• B + Directional pad up: Refresh current page
• B + Directional pad down: Save page
• B + Directional pad left: Browse homepage
• B + Directional pad right: Enter new URL
• B + (-) key : Go back a page
• B + (+) Key: Go forward one page

Screenshots

Changelog

rev132 - September 01, 2013

• Onscreen keyboard with autocomplete
• Suggestions taken from history, top sites and Google Suggest
• Added support for rar/7z files extraction
• Fixed downloads from mediafire and wiisave
• Better rendering of image links

rev121 - August 03, 2013

• Import/export favorites from/to other browsers
• Automatically resumes connection on failure
• Better onscreen keyboard with text pointer
• Unzip downloaded files

rev112 - July 12, 2013

• Fixed file upload
• Searches through the address bar

rev93 - April 28, 2013

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• Picasa and Coolrom now work
• Added use of MEM2 memory
• So many bug fixes

rev87 - April 24, 2013

• File upload
• Download manager!
• Save screenshots to sd
• Remember last session
• File browser
• Fix for autoupdate
• Proxy support

rev70 - March 25, 2013

• Usb keyboard support
• Multipart form request (for sending emails)
• Fixed overlapping text bug
• Bookmarks now display thumbnails
• Download support for larger files
• New controls opera-like

rev37 - February 15, 2013

• Possibility to add bookmarks
• Option to change the user-agent header

rev23 - January 10, 2013

• Favorites menu!
• Images will not overlap text anymore
• Fixed a major bug

rev11 - December 23, 2012

• Application autoupdate
• Bottom app bar should now work
• Added HBC icon and meta file
• Added support for bmp/jpeg/gif images

rev7 - December 22, 2012

• Bug fixes (form filling now works)
• Much more simple memory management to avoid crashes on large pages

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rev4 - December 08, 2012

• First public release

Credits

• Main Coder: gave92
• Wii Xplore: SteelSlasher
• FreeTypeGX: Armin Tamzarian
• libwiigui: Tantric
• libogc/devkitPro: Shagkur and Wintermute
• Application XML file: DniMretsaM

The homebrew browser is one of the most useful homebrew applications, it allows you to access and download an abundance of homebrew applications all from your Nintendo Wii. Download the homebrew browser by clicking the download button at the bottom of the page

Installation instructions

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After downloading the homebrew browser files, insert your SD card into your computer and make a new folder called “apps” on the root of your SD card. This is where you will copy the homebrew browser files. After you have done this, insert your SD card into your Nintendo Wii and head on over to the homebrew channel. Once the homebrew channel has loaded up, you should see a new application. Click on this application to open the hombrew browser.

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Note: If after you open the homebrew browser it says it cannot access the server, Insert your SD card back into your computer and go to the homebrew browser folder inside the ‘apps’ folder. You should find a file called “settings.xml”, open this file in notepad or any text editing document and change the server value from “0” to “1”, for more details click here.