Newbie advice please on a reciever with browser

[MisterB1959]

Hi all, complete novice here so please bare with me. I have read on this forum that perhaps the Amiko might not be the best receiver out there, but I am looking for a receiver that will allow me to enter access codes over the internet. let me explain a little better/clearer - I have a mobile home in france, I have tv set up via my sat dish and tried a very cheapo receiver to access a wider range of programmes. due to the way the campsite distributes its internet signal, I need to be able to enter the password etc when I set it up on wifi. so I need a box that would allow me to do this - I tried sharing my internet connection with a sharing programme via my laptop and for one second it flashed up on the screen, BUT then it disconnected me from the internet and I had to get the provider to reset my code etc. it appears their set up detects any internet sharing programme - so that's a none starter. he advised me that I need a receiver with the potential to access via a web browser, which led me to the Amiko 3 (or alien as its a twin tuner)

so, can anyone advise on what might be a reasonable receiver to use, I don't need to play around with it, no need for whistles and whirly gigs, just plain old tv reception. thanks (especially to those who made it to the end !!!) LOL

[twol]

Cheaper to buy one of these wifi devices that you link to the Internet connection (I am assuming you have a WiFi connection, but there are devices that will attach to an internet port) and then it provides a WiFi link to all your devices. That way your laptop etc can all share. I use a HooToo Tripmate Wireless N150 portable router (also includes storage but there are others without)

[MisterB1959]

thanks, but the way the system is set up wont allow me to use any sort of hub/router - I can use a wifi booster to increase the signal but I cant share the signal - and I need to be able to input the camp site access code into the receiver. I am limited to a maximum of two devices, though ONLY one at any time. if more than one it detects them then and kicks the other device off the network. I don't have a phone line hard wired to allow me to set up my own internet access either !!1