: An alternate way to access adsense I haven't accessed adsense in a long time until just now. I was able to login however I could not see my earnings, nor do anything to my account. I tested

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I haven't accessed adsense in a long time until just now.
I was able to login however I could not see my earnings, nor do anything to my account.

I tested it in opera 11.64 and received this error on a blank screen:

We apologize for the inconvenience, but we are unable to process your
request at this time. Our engineers have been notified of this problem and
will work to resolve it.


I then proceeded to access my account in Firefox 17.0 since more newer sites work on there than on opera 11, and the results are even worse. All I get there is a blank screen.

I remember back in the day I used my phone to access adsense and I get redirected to the mobile site but I forgot the actual URL to it.

Is there still an actual URL I can type into the address bar to access the mobile version of adsense? If not, is there a phone number I can use to phone the adsense team in case I decide to change account settings and/or to delete my account there?

I mean I understand the world is changing and everyone thinks its best to upgrade their technology every several months, but some people are unable to upgrade whether it be lack of interest and/or lack of funds. Support should be available to all people regardless of device they use especially when it comes from google.

** FOR LINUX USERS LIKE ME **

I found an answer for 1/2 the world, but for the other half (like windows only users), this won't work.

What I had to do was look up library system requirements for a recent firefox. I chose Firefox 40. For requirements, it showed:


Firefox will not run at all without the following libraries or packages:
GTK+ 2.18 or higher,
GLib 2.22 or higher,
Pango 1.14 or higher,
X.Org 1.0 or higher (1.7 or higher is recommended),
libstdc++ 4.3 or higher


So I then proceeded to look up slackware archives. I already have slackware 13.0 installed. I then went through the archives until I found the compiled packages (with tz extension) except for X.org and libstdc++. I then installed each one onto my system one-by-one. While it did wreck the appearance of one of my installed window managers, I switched to KDE and things worked and so did firefox 40. However, I'm still disappointed with google because their interface is now a bit slower and more fisher-price-ish.

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