Suggestion for DNS Server to Fix “Page Cannot Be Displayed” on Switch 2
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Hi @VGMoose, i know your a busy man Right-now,
I hope you’re doing well. I wanted to ask about a possible DNS solution for the Nintendo Switch 2.Every time I click a link to Rumble on my Switch 2, I get a message saying “Page cannot be displayed.” This is frustrating, especially since YouTube isn’t even available on Switch 2 yet, and there’s no built-in web browser either.
I was wondering if you might consider creating or recommending a DNS server that gets rid of page cannot be displayed that could help get rid of the “Page cannot be displayed” issue when opening links like Rumble. I think it would really help a lot of users who just want links to work properly.
Thank you for your time and for the work you do. I really appreciate it, and I hope this is something you might look into. and thank you @VGMoose
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sadly i believe thats impossible
(maybe im just a baka XD)
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@VGMoose i went to the eshop and clicked facebook and clicked Rumble and it Gived me page cannot be displayed
And i will also keep signing the pettion called
Nintendo: Expose the fully-functional Internet browser built into the Switch! -
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I Love this
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SEGA LORD X is batter than @Biblecampvictim
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SEGA LORD X is batter than @Biblecampvictim
craziest diss i ever seen
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SEGA LORD X is batter than @Biblecampvictim
@SSL98071 mf got a 67 pfp lock in
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Hi @VGMoose, i know your a busy man Right-now,
I hope you’re doing well. I wanted to ask about a possible DNS solution for the Nintendo Switch 2.Every time I click a link to Rumble on my Switch 2, I get a message saying “Page cannot be displayed.” This is frustrating, especially since YouTube isn’t even available on Switch 2 yet, and there’s no built-in web browser either.
I was wondering if you might consider creating or recommending a DNS server that gets rid of page cannot be displayed that could help get rid of the “Page cannot be displayed” issue when opening links like Rumble. I think it would really help a lot of users who just want links to work properly.
Thank you for your time and for the work you do. I really appreciate it, and I hope this is something you might look into. and thank you @VGMoose
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Hi @VGMoose, i know your a busy man Right-now,
I hope you’re doing well. I wanted to ask about a possible DNS solution for the Nintendo Switch 2.Every time I click a link to Rumble on my Switch 2, I get a message saying “Page cannot be displayed.” This is frustrating, especially since YouTube isn’t even available on Switch 2 yet, and there’s no built-in web browser either.
I was wondering if you might consider creating or recommending a DNS server that gets rid of page cannot be displayed that could help get rid of the “Page cannot be displayed” issue when opening links like Rumble. I think it would really help a lot of users who just want links to work properly.
Thank you for your time and for the work you do. I really appreciate it, and I hope this is something you might look into. and thank you @VGMoose
@SSL98071 bro idk for me my switch 2 works js fine
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@VGMoose i went to the eshop and clicked facebook and clicked Rumble and it Gived me page cannot be displayed
And i will also keep signing the pettion called
Nintendo: Expose the fully-functional Internet browser built into the Switch!@SSL98071 The facebook applet will only view Facebook URLs, unless they're embedded on the page itself.
As you might expect, we can't do anything about those kinds of Switch browser limitations. Watching Rumble is going to be very hard or impossible.
That being said, viewing videos via Google Drive used to be an option: https://browsedns.net/topic/1905/tutorial-watching-videos-on-google-drive (but painful to get working in the first place).
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SEGA LORD X is batter than @Biblecampvictim
@SSL98071 said in Suggestion for DNS Server to Fix “Page Cannot Be Displayed” on Switch 2:
SEGA LORD X is batter than @Biblecampvictim
a figure that does not exist cannot be better than a human in real life
