I'd love to open links in browser, too!
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Jerboa has an in app browser? All my links open in my default browser...
There is an option to allow Jerboa to open links, however this is limited to instances the app knows about. In any case, these don't work.
Is this maybe something that's different across different versions of Android? Android 13 is a bit of a pain, you don't get a pop up window asking what you want to open something in, it only goes to the default app.
Isn't it the 'custom tab' setting in the look and feel section?
I strongly dislike in-app browsers. I've found the "open in browser" button, but I would much prefer a setting toggle to bypass the in-app entirely
I have an option in the hamburger menu to open with my regular browser
It uses your default browser's custom tabs version. Some browsers might need to activate that in their own settings