FYI, I've had SS website output on a Galaxy Note 2 phone using Android operating system for some time now. I replied to one or more inquiries on the SS google group list with details. Similar to Michael's post below, I found that it worked for me by copying the SS output files/folders that I made for CD output to a secondary storage card on the phone. I found through trial and error that the default built-in Android OS browser did not work (as far as I experimented / tried) and found that the Firefox app for the phone did work. Once the site is found in Firefox, I access it through a bookmark or history rather than navigation within the phone data storage - works for me. Also, unlike Michael, I have / had no issue using Android 4 versions, where Michael notes below otherwise. Tom -----Original Message----- From: tmg-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:tmg-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Michael J. Hannah via Sent: Tuesday, June 16, 2015 10:42 PM To: TMG-L submission address Subject: Re: [TMG] Transfer SS from Mac to Android Phone Dennis Lee Bieber observed: > It doesn't help that, around the time frame of Android 4.x, the core > system load changed to put the internal memory on /mnt/sdcard and any > external SD card in a slot is now at /mnt/ext_sdcard (or a variation > thereof) Yes, but after a large "hue and cry" from Android users, Google just recently updated the Android operating system for the new version 5, code named Lollipop, and made the external SD card accessible again. I now can use the new version of ES File Explorer to fully access the external SD card on my Android phone. The external card root is now "/storage/extSdCard". I made a directory for my SS files named: /storage/extSdCard/Android/data/Genealogy The new version of FireFox reads these SS files from the external card without any difficulty, and I have a bookmark to the index main file. So we Android users are back in business with SS on external SD cards. Michael

It is also possible on Android phones (mine at least, pre-Lollipop vintage) to create an icon on the home screen that will open up your file directly without having to go through a bookmark or history. In FF, first access the file. Then long-hold the URL box and choose "Add to home screen". In Chrome, instead choose the drop down menu (the three dots), then "Add to home screen". Barbara >If I look at the folder structure within, say Android File Transfer, I'll see the index.htm file, but I cannot seem to get it to display on the phone screen where I can click on it. Toby On 6/16/2015 11:32 PM, Tom Momeyer via wrote: > Once the site is found in Firefox, I access it through > a bookmark or history rather than navigation within the phone data storage > - works for me. > > Tom > > -- Barbara Levergood levergood@att.net (=^·^=)~