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The situation is a little bit confusing but with try to explain:

I have 2 applications, A and B respectively.

Application A has some links which when clicked are supposed to open in application B (or use external browser in case application B isn't installed). This is the setup that I prefer as it doesn't use additional data since application B works offline fully.

However when application A updated, it no longer allows these links to open in application B (or external) browser, instead it has an internal browser which is limited and needs to use data to load the content which is inconvenient. I tried to communicate with the developer and sadly they said older applications were no longer supported hence I am stuck with application A with an internal browser.

Is there a way or workaround to at least force the app not to use its internal browser but allow for me to choose a preferred app or browser to open these links?

xavier_fakerat
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Sounds like it's an internal feature of application A which the developers fixed. Crude work around I suppose is to copy the link from application A, or the internal browser, and paste it to application B or external browser to view.

Jon
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