Java (Flash) isn't supported on mobile anymore. Hasn't been for a while. Only thing you can do is use the email app on the phone (or a 3rd party app), or see if that site has a mobile version.

 

I am confused by your post, longbeachkidd. You said you were trying to "bypass the email question" (not sure what that means) but that you had managed to set up your email and could get into it, but nothing else works. No idea how setting up your email could "break" your keyboard and no idea how it would have effected your access to the web. The Galaxy comes stock with a working Internet browser, obviously; did you delete it or something?

And what does any of this have to do with Java, which, according to the title of your post, is what this thread was supposed to be about? Please give us more details; I am sure one of the experts here (I am not one, lol) will be able to help you.

(You might consider doing a factory reset. It sounds to me as if some files have been corrupted, or...who knows, but the reset should get the phone back to stock and at least you will have a functioning phone again!)

Holly

 

So you have a phone that's security locked with someone else's email, and you're asking on here how you can bypass that and setup as your own?

Yeah, not going to happen.

I can't remember the specific term for it, but at the end of the day you'll either have to sign in with the gmail account that setup the lock- then disable that lock and reset it again, or you'll have to reach out to Samsung about sending the phone in for service.

 

I can read just fine, and I can usually comprehend gibberish. Case in point: I was able interpret "i dont know the email address used when the phone was bough. in order for the phone to funcition again one needs the email."

I was also able to interpret: "how do i update my browser or instal one that works with java if im unable to use the keyboard to navagaite"

So I ask- "you dont read very well do you"? The information "for those that are some what slow is" what I said before: "Java (Flash) isn't supported on mobile anymore. Hasn't been for a while." Furthermore, allow me to repeat that "at the end of the day you'll either have to sign in with the gmail account that setup the lock- then disable that lock and reset it again, or you'll have to reach out to Samsung about sending the phone in for service."

You have the necessary information. Being a jerk will get you no further help. Good luck!