Sites that work on the Kindle browser (for the most part) are hard to come by.
So here’s a giant list of sites you can access from your Kindle – it’s experimental and based off of sites that work for Phones. If a site doesn’t work for you, please do write in so I can update the list.
Most Popular
Mail, IM, Utilities
- Use YMail at http://m.yahoo.com.
- Use Yahoo Messenger at http://us.m.yahoo.com/p/messenger/.
- Use Gmail at http://m.gmail.com - Help at reelsmarts article and Gmail etc article.
- Hotmail
- MSN Messenger
Social Networks
News and Magazines
- New York Times – mobile.times.com.
- Time.com – mobile.time.com
- CNN – m.cnn.com
- CNBC – mobile.cnbc.com
- BBC – bbc.mobi
Amazon Anywhere and Amazon
- Amazon Anywhere Mobile Site
– shop anything at Amazon.
- Amazon
- Kindle Store
Favorites
- Mobile Version of Flickr.
- Weather Updates from National Weather Service’s Mobile Site.
- Orbitz’s Flight Status Tool.
- Twitter Mobile – m.twitter.com.
- Yahoo Mobile – http://wap.oa.yahoo.com
- Fandango – Movie ShowTimes and Buy Tickets. mobile.fandango.com/
- MapQuest
- Google Reader
- Google Calendar
Sports
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I have a lot of trouble with Facebook Mobile on the Kindle. It is a bit of a challenge to get logged in (try the regular HTTP login — that seems to work best) and then it pops you back ot the login page every time you try to type anything in (a comment, status message, etc.) I am guessing there is some kind of cookie issue. For just browsing, it is acceptable.
I think I notice a pattern in that websites that do redirects upon logging in fail. Maybe the kindle browser can’t handle the cookie management in this situation. It’s very, very annoying!
I confirmed that it is indeed kindle’s lack of handling cookies during a redirect
I proved it by installing a webmail program called Telaen, which offers two options: 1) use location redirect, e.g., Location: header or 2) javascript.location redirect. Kindle fails using option 1, but succeeds with option 2.
interesting.
this website is perfect for tracking flights for all airlines. i use it everyday at work to track our flight. and it works great on the kindle and other mobile devices