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Old 08-09-2017, 02:03 PM   #2391
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Originally Posted by knc1 View Post
Don't bother, anyone that wants to read those can click them to see the original.

All models of Kindles can be jail broken with the exception of those running the two most recent firmwares.
New Kindles (I will know about Amazon-Refurbished tomorrow) are shipping with a functional: ;installHtml search bar command.
(Probably as a production error, but they are shipping them that way.)

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Most of the activity here is behind-the-scenes preparation for any new models this fall.
Of course, I know which one can be jailbroken and which one not - I mean I've been following this thread for hella long time.

I just wanted to have some fun with the Amazon Customer Service and actually *try* to make them think just a little about making a downgradeable firmware.

So, please don't blame me for any false statements in the chat screenshots - I mean, I just tried explaining Jailbreaking to somebody who might actually never heard about it.

And so, the two recent firmwares have been impossible to jailbreak. I was unlucky enough to see this thread when I already was at 5.8.9.2. I haven't been thinking about jailbreaking my Kindle since the time I got it (December 2014) - I just thought it's a lost game.

I've unloked the bootloaders on all my Android devices and even on my Windows Phone, so I feel pretty comfy with jailbreaking my already 2½ year old Kindle.

Right now, I'm just hoping for an Amazon miracle of releasing a jailbreakable firmware for everyone (which is pretty unlikely, but the hope dies last).
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