Despite the fact that even from mainstream mobile phones it has long been possible to browse regular websites, there are still occasional WAP sites that use the WML markup language. You can access them, if necessary, not only from your phone, but also from your computer.
Instructions
Step 1
Try to open the WAP site with the Opera browser. Its Presto "engine" is designed to work with pages using both HTML and WML. However, keep in mind that many servers automatically determine that viewing is not from a phone, but from a computer, and in return send the browser a regular or lightweight PDA version of the site using HTML.
Step 2
If you are a user of the Mozilla Firefox browser, install four plugins to view WAP sites:
Step 3
If your computer is running a Windows operating system or a PDA with a Windows Mobile operating system, install the specialized WinWAP browser on it. This browser, when accessing the server, pretends to be a phone, due to which the server, if it is designed for this, returns it a page using the WML language. You can download WinWAP from the following page:
Step 4
Regardless of which browser / OS combination you use, use one of the online emulators to view WAP pages. To do this, go to a specialized site, then enter the URL of the WAP page in the field and press "Enter". In the past, there were quite a few such services on the Internet, but in recent years, almost all of them have closed. The most famous of the "remaining afloat" services for viewing WML-pages with conventional HTML-browsers are located at the following addresses:
Step 5
Install the J2ME Microemulator on your computer and then launch the UCWEB browser on it. In its settings, in the "User agent" item, select "WAP UA". Then use this browser to navigate to the desired WAP site.
