The error message “Unfortunately, Internet has stopped” that your Samsung Galaxy J3 keeps showing basically notifies you that the built-in web browser has stopped and it doesn’t necessarily mean the internet connectivity got interrupted or something. Needless to say, it’s an issue with an app and not with one of the core functions or services.
Your Samsung Galaxy J7 has actually two built-in browsers. The first one is called “Internet” and the other is Chrome. The error message “Unfortunately, Internet has stopped” is actually notifying you about the web browser that crashes for some reason. More often than not, this error message is a sign that the problem behind it
The error message “Unfortunately, Internet has stopped” that seems to be bugging some owners of the Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus means that the default web browser has crashed. Most of the time, when this error shows up, it could only be a problem with the app itself but since it’s a pre-installed application, it could
The error message “Unfortunately, Internet has stopped” that seems to be bothering some owners of the Samsung Galaxy S10e literally means that the default web browser of your device has crashed or stopped working for some reason. Most of the time it’s just an issue with the app but there are times when it’s just
The error message “Unfortunately, Internet has stopped” on the Samsung Galaxy S7 (#GalaxyS7) is referring to the Internet app, which is the default web browser, and not about internet connectivity, although the latter may also play a role why the error message pops up. There have been cases wherein the web browser crashed after it
Learn how to fix the error message “Unfortunately, Internet has stopped” on the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge (#Galaxy #S7Edge). What you need to do if some of the newly installed apps won’t open. Learn how to troubleshoot apps that keep closing on their own after an update. Hey guys! Welcome to another installation of our
When your Samsung Galaxy Note 9 starts to pop up the error message “Unfortunately, Internet has stopped” the problem isn’t about your internet connection. The error actually means that the default web browser called Internet has crashed. The cause of the problem could be a minor issue with the app or the firmware. It’s also
The error message “Unfortunately, Internet has stopped” in your new Samsung Galaxy S8+ is actually just notifying you about the built-in web browser that crashed or stopped working for some reason. Most of the time this error is just the result of the problem and not really the cause. Needless to say, if you can
Regardless on how fast or powerful your phone is, you would encounter performance related problems from time to time which includes app crashes. Third-party apps or those you downloaded and installed are often the subject of these issues but there are also times when built-in apps can encounter hiccups. Such is the case with some
Your Samsung Galaxy Note 8 is fast and smooth but it may encounter hiccups every now and then. One of the issues that commonly occur even with premium smartphones is when an app crashes for some reason. Some of our readers who own this phone reported having encountered the error message “Unfortunately, Internet has stopped”
The error “Unfortunately, Internet has stopped” on your Samsung Galaxy A7 actually notifies you about the Internet app crashing. It’s most likely just an app-related issue and your internet connectivity isn’t affected by however, your capability to browse the web using the app might be the one that will suffer the most. In other words,
The error message “Unfortunately, Internet has stopped” in your Samsung Galaxy S8+ is actually just a notification that’s telling you that the built-in web browser has crashed or stopped working for some unknown reason. There are instances wherein this problem is simply limited to the app but it is also possible that it’s rooted in
When the error message “Unfortunately, Internet has stopped” pops up in your Samsung Galaxy Note 8, it means that the default web browser has crashed but your device may still has internet connectivity. This is contrary to what some of our readers have been saying that they lose connectivity when this error shows up. Samsung
Unfortunately, Internet has stopped. That’s the exact error you will get if the default web browser on your Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus crashes. It will notify you of such issue that it never tells you why or how to fix it. You can, of course, close the dialog box by either tapping REPORT or OK
