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You can use the default of your choice. Previously, if you didn't choose a default, Android would ask you every time you opened a url - which browser? Now, if
by k1t 5y ago
You can use the default of your choice.
Previously, if you didn't choose a default, Android would ask you every time you opened a url - which browser?
Now, if there's no default set, it just uses Chrome instead.
Workarounds are disabling Chrome, or setting a third party browser selector as the default browser.
- HWR_14 5y agoAh, I misunderstood. Thanks for the correction. Seems fairly harmless then, as the most common reason for nondefault is an error. I would like to see an explicit way to set it to "none" by including a first party browser selector.
- curt15 5y agoDoes Android 12 now hard-code references to Google Chrome?