title_body: How can I access a web browser on the Nook Simple Touch? I have a Nook Simple Touch and am frustrated by its lack of a web browser. I want to download ePub files from websites and read them on my Nook. I know there is supposed to be no web browser accessible, but I have heard that there are ways to get around that. What are they/is it?
upvoted_answer: Perhaps this might help:
  http://www.dummies.com/how-to/content/the-secret-nook-simple-touch-web-browser.html
  Relevant quote:  
  
  
    With the NOOK Simple Touch with GlowLight and the original operating
    system, the process is a bit more complex: Connect to a WiFi network,
    use the Quick Nav Bar to go to Settings, and then choose Connect your
    Facebook, Twitter, and Google Accounts.
    
    Tap on the link to Google; you will be asked to “Link your Google
    Account,” but don’t bother. Instead, tap Forgot Password. Now look
    closely and locate the small Home button that has mysteriously
    appeared at the bottom of the page. Tap Home, and you will get to the
    Google search engine, and from there you can connect to most Web
    pages.
  
  
  This page shows the same method with a video:
  http://goodereader.com/blog/e-reader/how-to-access-the-hidden-internet-browser-on-the-nook-simple-touch-with-glowlight