Rom Android 2017

UPDATE: Galaxy S3 browser default storage not saved bug fix


- this is a modded version of deodexed stock Browser.apk for I9100 which allows users to change or increase the default font size (text size) in the browser
- based on the one included in DlevROM2_2.1_KI3 by Dlev7 with user agent option
- just replace the Browser.apk under /system/app/ with the one attached


RC1 - 201111020139HKT
- tested on "my modded KI8" without problem
- since i have other modifications to my rom and kernel, it's POSSIBLE that IT MAY NOT run properly on yours
- ATM, it is suggested that normal users to wait for the feedbacks from other users before installing it
- kindly PLEASE REPORT it here or on my blog, telling me and others if it works, thx a lot!!


features/changelog
RC1:
- allow to set font size under settings in the browser


NOTE
- always do a BACKUP first!!
- feel free to port it or make further enhancements like seekbar, etc
- if u r going to port it or include this mod to your rom, kindly pls put a link to this page for statistic purpose
- if u like this mod/my works, please consider a small donations, and/or by visiting my blog @ http://ykkfive.blogspot.com more often :D



download
Browser.apk - RC1

UPDATE2: Galaxy S3 browser default storage not saved bug fix
UPDATE: increase browser font size mod RC1 (change text size)


this is an important function i need for the browser. now, with this mod, i don need to double tap the web pages everytime a page is loaded to make the contents readable, and no more scrolls needed to center the page and columns

here are some samples:

normal

medium

large

i will upload it after i have cleaned up the smali files later

This is actually part of my freeNANDmod for the Samsung Galaxy S I9000. However, I would like to introduce this trick to all Samsung Galaxy SII I9100 users too.

The only difference is, for I9000, /dev/block/bml12 is used for holding the modem.bin file, while for I9100, it's /dev/block/mmcblk0p8.

In order to do the trick, put a modem file somewhere, say /data/modem/modem.bin, and create a symlink to it like the example below:

for I9000
ln -s /data/modem/modem.bin /dev/block/bml12

for I9100
ln -s /data/modem/modem.bin /dev/block/mmcblk0p8


Put it in a script file and place it under your init.d, usually /etc/init.d (or /system/etc/init.d), and it is suggested to name it with prefix 00 (zero zero) like 00-load-modem so that it can be executed first since scripts in init.d are executed in sequential order.

A sample init script should look like:

for I9000
rm /dev/block/bml12; ln -s /data/modem/modem.bin /dev/block/bml12

for I9100
rm /dev/block/mmcblk0p8; ln -s /data/modem/modem.bin /dev/block/mmcblk0p8


The "rm /dev/block/bml12" or "rm /dev/block/mmcblk0p8" command is used to remove the block device bml12 or mmcblk0p8 created by the system during init. You have to remove it first before you can create a symlink with the same name.

To see if it run correctly, put another version of modem instead of the one already on your phone to /data/modem/modem.bin after the init script is created. Reboot your phone and type *#1234# in the dialpad, you should see the new modem version is in use now. Note that after you have replaced the /data/modem/modem.bin with another modem, you'll need to reboot the phone.


So if you want to, you can place different versions of modem.bin file in /data/modem/ and symlink to modem.bin or overwritting it by copy and paste.


reference to my post: freeNANDmod - get more space from NAND - PART IV

tested and confirmed it's working fine in I9000XWJS5. and it seems the sorting problem for immediate reply is solved











reference:
let Android SMS messages show sent time instead of received time

how come all sms use received time as timestamp? for me it's very misleading, so i made this
this mod will show the original sent time by the sender in the sms message instead received time when new message arrives


be sure the original Mms.odex is renamed/removed

for I9000JPX, I9000JPY
get them here


more info