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Yes, the android's built in web browser that opens when you press on links inside apps. Theoretically I could have also used the "Open in Firefox", but I was too disappointed in the website to give them traffic
The built in Web browser by default is Chrome but can be configured to be anything else as well ( including Firefox if the user chooses to)
Huh, I never bothered to even check for that because I never assumed google would allow me to do that. How surprisingly nice of them (or whoever sued them like it was with MS windows). Thanks!
EDIT: Do you mean simply browser under default apps? That is already set to Firefox but that does not really change the browser that pops up inside apps.
EDIT2: Okay, I'm a moron. The browser that opens inside the apps is already Firefox, but some very light form of it since no addons or settings work there. I'm stuck with having to do 2 more clicks each time whenever I need a digital condom
I'm using AdBlock Browser which doesn't need to load an extension. Maybe something similar exists based on Gecko?