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How to change browser on Android device?

One of the great things about Android is the flexibility it offers its users, and part of that flexibility is the ability to use different browsers. Google Chrome comes as the default browser on many devices, but you don't have to use it if you prefer another. See below for how easy it is to change browsers on your Android device.

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How to change browser on Android device?

Google Chrome is the most popular browser, but there are other options that are just as good. Microsoft Edge, for example, is also a good browser and has a few advantages over Chrome. Mozilla Firefox is another classic option. There's even Samsung's Internet Browser , which is available on non-Samsung devices. The options are many.

Many Android browsers will ask you to set them as default when you open the app for the first time. See how you can change the browser on Android in just a few steps.

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  • First, swipe down your screen once or twice (depending on your phone) and tap the gear icon to open Settings.
  • Then, go to the “Apps” section.
  • Select “Default Apps” or “Choose Default Apps” (or something similar, depending on the phone)
  • Finally, tap “Browser App“.

See also: Safari: It risks losing second place in the list of most popular browsers (desktop)

Here you will see all the apps you have installed. Just select the one you want to use.

Source: How-to-geek

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