For 3DS, Nintendo plans to abandon Opera, the browser used to DSi and Wii, and integrating the NetFront browser made by Access. According to reports from the portal Siliconera Japanese IT Media Access Tomihisa Kamada boss admitted his company's collaboration with Nintendo. Currently there are no official information on the website of Access but there are some details about the features of the browser.
"NetFront Browser supports almost all operating systems and offers easy customization through a set of plug-in," reads the website of the company. PlayStation Portable and PlayStation 3 use a version of NetFront Access. According to Siliconera, the browser may arrive in May by an update that should allow you to interrupt the play sessions to browse web pages and e-mail. 
"NetFront Browser supports almost all operating systems and offers easy customization through a set of plug-in," reads the website of the company. PlayStation Portable and PlayStation 3 use a version of NetFront Access. According to Siliconera, the browser may arrive in May by an update that should allow you to interrupt the play sessions to browse web pages and e-mail.
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