Now, the interesting part is the 'url' given that the browser has failed to access.

If I now try to navigate to - say - 'Index' all I will get is an error message: On the phone this structure is (and should be) located on my external SD-card 'HHHH-HHHH' like:įile:///storage/HHHH-HHHH/DOC/./MYFORMULARY/toppage.htmlīut when I try to open that local web with standard browsers (Opera ,Chrome, Samsung-browser) all I can see is that (meaningless) top-level-page. Most recent example: as it happens I own a comprehensive formulary which can be accessed on computers as a web-structure by normal browsers or offline-web-viewers and which I like to carry with me on my smartphone. Notice my OTG cable is an old one with micro-USB connector, so I have to use and USB-micro -> USB-C adaper between the OTG cable and the phone - maybe that is why it doesn't work directly.And the problems with Android 11 keep coming. Here there is no drive popping up by itself the first time a new USB drive is connected. On my HTC One (m8) with Android 6, I always have to use the '+ User-defined location' function to acces an USB drive connected via the OTG adapter.

Hmm, with my Samsung Galaxy S20 with Android 11, I have found that I cannot access the drive if I tap on the drive when it pops up in TC with a USB icon - when I try to grant TC access to the drive - I get the message: 'It seem that you have chosen the wrong folder''īut if I add the drive via the ' + User-defined location' then it works, and the drive if presented with an SD-card icon.Īnd after that - if I remove the user-defined location, the drive pops up in the 'root' with the USB icon again - and now I can access it directly - even after removing and reinserting the drive in my OTG adapter - or after a restart of the phone.

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