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On 11/11/2017 at 6:14 AM, Sandip Nath said:

Why the web browser cannot be updated? It does take me to google chrome page, asks to select os version you need the upgrade . But whatever you select the download never happens. Please help.

The browser included with LG webOS is unique to the OS and as such is not compatible with Chrome, Firefox etc. 

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