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I downloaded an application on my Android, and when I tried to open, the only thing that happened was Chrome trying to open a page called localhost:9000.

I've tried deleting the app, but my browser still keeps trying to open the localhost page, the number is already at 9008.

I'm a newbie in software so I don't know how to fix this issue.

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  • Clear data of Chrome app and then see if the issue resolves.
    – Firelord ♦
    Apr 18 at 2:24
  • Welcome to the Q&A site Android Enthusiasts Stack Exchange. Could you mention/link the downloaded app just in case it may help the potential answerers? Also, try to close all the tabs, then check the Chrome settings for the current homepage.
    – Andrew T. ♦
    Apr 18 at 4:14
  • It's me the guest who posted this question, so I discovered that even after closing all tabs it doesnt help, by the way I remember downloading from a mp4 site, it was supposed to be a normal video, but then the name of the app was: 1836229.apk.mp4 after trying to open this started to happen. And I guess you mean deleting the data itself from the app instead of the history?
    – Simple p-p
    Apr 18 at 21:16
  • If that's the case, then your device is possibly infected by malware. Sorry, I can't provide assistance in troubleshooting the malware, other than trying a factory reset.
    – Andrew T. ♦
    Apr 19 at 7:49

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