[pyraetos]

Howdy,

I rooted my Kindle Fire with the intent of using something better than the crap stock Amazon browser to watch YouTube videos. I thought that having access to the Android Market would let me get apps like Chrome or YouTube, but they don't appear when I access the market from the Kindle. I can, however, get to their app pages on the market if I do it on my computer, but it won't let me download them, saying they're incompatible with the Kindle Fire.

I was under the impression that rooting the device allows one to install such normally-incompatible apps? How does the Android Market even recognize my tablet as a Kindle Fire, if Kindles aren't even supposed to be using it?

Thanks for helping.

[piratefan]

Chome works only on ICS ROMS, so it won't show up on GB Kindle Fires (can't even side load from what I know). As for YouTube, you'll have to side load.

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[pyraetos]

Ah, okay. Does anyone have a link to the latest YouTube?

[piratefan]

Try this:

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[pyraetos]

Thank you, it worked!