No doubt, the tablets do run Android as the operating system, but in reality, it's a forked version of Android custom made by Amazon for the Fire Tablets and streaming devices. One of the top limitations of Amazon's tablets is the lack of app support in context with Google. So is it possible to watch the videos on YouTube smoothly? The answer is No! It is mainly because you need to install the YouTube app on the tablet first. There are various reasons why the YouTube app cannot be downloaded on Kindle Fire directly.

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The main issue with the browser on older Kindle devices is the outdated SSL certificates means any site that requires SSL (https instead of just http) will not load. The browser passes the Acid 3 standards compliance test with 100 out of 100 tests passing and almost totally matching the reference rendering. It is based on the WebKit sources circa 2009 with some customizations for e-ink rendering. You can inspect the source code for the browser, which Amazon supplies in their open source compliance download package. Newer e-ink Kindle devices, like the PaperWhite, Oasis and Voyage running firmware 5.x support the ES5 version of JavaScript and some HTML5 layout features, similar to an original iPad running iOS 5.0. Kindle 'keyboard' devices running firmware 3.x (including jailbroken Kindle 2 upgraded to firmware 3.x) support the ES3 version of JavaScript and no HTML5 layout features, similar to what was supported by Internet Explorer 8.

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