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This isn't really a feature that needs to be added to Android - you could create an app that filters Twitter links to X and other links to Y without much fuss.
by RyanZAG 13y ago
This isn't really a feature that needs to be added to Android - you could create an app that filters Twitter links to X and other links to Y without much fuss. Given how obvious it is, there's probably already an app that does this on the market?
If you can't find anything let me know, it's about 15 minutes work to make something like that.
- gotninjaskills 13y agoPlease do. I would like to use Link Bubble for opening links when I'm using Twitter, Reddit or HN app. It's pretty awesome but like what he said, I'm not yet ready to give up Chrome fully.
- chris_lacy 13y agoI already have the code to allow you to specify this via Link Bubble's settings, but I've opted not to enable it so far. I tend to subscribe to Apple's philosophy of trying to avoid adding configurable options unless absolutely necessary, but frankly, that position can be a tough sell to early adopting Android users.
- gotninjaskills 13y agoI bought the app! However, I'm not sure if I was hallucinating when I saw an option before to define certain apps that will use Link Bubble because I can't find it anymore. Anyway, again, this is a very awesome and useful app.