And you only need to do it once, the fix is permanent. With a hacked PS4, it is possible to set that variable on the PS4 to re-enable the Webkit browser. Tap "Confirm" to return to the manual settings screen.One of the issues of running a lower firmware PS4 is that, unless you’re signed in to the PSN, you cannot use the web browser directly (there is an existing trick, though, which consists in loading the user guide through a proxy, which is something you can see demonstrated in our tutorial on how to run payloads on the PS4).Įnabling the browser however seems to be a simple registry setting, or in other words a saved config entry on the PS4.Tap "Secondary DNS" and enter in 208.67.220.220, then tap "OK" to return to the DNS screen.Tap "Primary DNS" and enter in 208.67.222.222, ensuring you are entering the "." between each number, then tap "OK" to return to the DNS screen.Tap "Don't Auto-Obtain" and enter in the DNS info as follows:.Tap the arrow on the right and select "DNS.".Select the connection you wish to configure.Press the X Button or tap "Connections" in the top-right corner.Using the Left Stick, select the "Internet" icon and press the A Button.From the Wii U Menu, select "System Settings.".(If Settings doesn't appear on the home screen, select My Games & Apps, then Settings.) From the Xbox One home screen, go to Settings > Network > Advanced settings > DNS settings > Manual.Next > MTU Settings (Automatic) > Proxy Server (Do Not Use) > Test Internet Connection.LAN (Wired): Custom > IP Address Settings (Automatic) > DHCP Host Name (Do Not Use) > DNS Settings (Manual).Wi-Fi: Custom > Select Network > Enter Password (automatically saved if you are already using this network) > IP Address Settings (automatic) > DHCP Host Name (Do Not Use) > DNS Settings (Manual).From the PS4 Menu, scroll right to Settings > Network > Set Up Internet Connection > Select either Wi-Fi or LAN cable (Wired).
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