I also tried the Google Play download link. I've tried clearing the browser cache/bookmarks/etc. When I go to /mobile and attempt to download the Steam Mobile App from the direct download link, I invariably get the error message: 'Unfortunately, Browser has stopped.' I've tried deleting the AVD and making a new one multiple times. The emulator runs somewhat slowly as expected, but tolerably thanks to HAXM, at least for a while. AVD parameters - Device: Nexus S, Target Android 6.0 - API Level 23, CPU Intel Atom (x86), 512(k?) RAM/VM Heap 16 (tried values up to 700, anything above 768 doesn't work), 200 MB internal storage, 2 GB SD Card (tried 2000 MB as well), Use Host GPU enabled. I have JDK8 installed, Intel x86 Atom System Image installed for Android 6.0 (API23), and Intel x86 Emulator Accelerator (HAXM) installed. Running on Windows 7 32 bit w/4 gigs of usable RAM (8 physical may be upgrading to 64 bit soon so I can use all of it and run more games). I'm not sure third-party emulators like Andyroid are trustworthy, as they may be trojans/malware themselves (as far as I can tell, Andyroid is not open source). I have opted for the Android Virtual Device method via the Android SDK. The Mobile App will be almost necessary soon for trading on Steam, and since I have no smartphone, nor any use for one, I've been trying to set up the mobile app on an emulator, which many users have reported doing successfully.

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