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Open in In-app Browser #406
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Is using the "Force disable in" option in the in-app browser settings not an option? |
I actually have what might be a bug to report about that but what I am asking for here is to (have the choice to) enable the in-app browser in some cases which is the opposite of what 'Force disable in' does. Currently, the only way to achieve this is to switch my default browser from Linksheet back to Brave but, aside from that being not the greatest UX, it causes another issue as seen in #405. |
Oh, yeah - never bothered to implement that 😆 |
Great. I don't know what the initial plans about the implementation was but it would be great if this was accessible per link as an option via the bottom sheet rather than fixed in a sub-menu like the current 'Force disable in'. |
Feature description
Can we have an option to, where possible, open links the in-app browser of the app that triggered Linksheet?
An example would be if you tapped a Wikipedia link while browsing a subreddit in the Reddit app and it brings up Linksheet, it would be nice to be able to have an option to open it in the in-app Reddit browser instead of the full default browser.
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