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I like being asked what to open it in. It means you can stop certain application pinching file associations, as typically happens in Windows (and iTunes is noto
by 72deluxe 12y ago
I like being asked what to open it in. It means you can stop certain application pinching file associations, as typically happens in Windows (and iTunes is notorious for doing it on OSX).
But I can understand why it would be annoying.
- freehunter 12y agoWhen I used a Nexus 4 (stock), I could never figure out the opening in different apps. It would ask me if I wanted to open a reddit link in Chrome or Firefox or the reddit app. I would select Chrome and hit the "always do this" button, and the very next time it would ask again. The next time, it wouldn't ask. Then it would ask five times in a row. It's almost as bad as "do you want to view this site in the tapatalk app?".
- ZeroGravitas 12y agoI think it's due to an app that can potentially use those links being installed and/or updated. It cancels the previous "always do this" otherwise you wouldn't be able to switch.