You can't set this in iOS? How much of an inconvenience is that? Is it as bad as all other people wanting to browse the web can't do it because of your using embrace and extend garbage, perverting all supposedly 'open' standards to only work in Windows (while the Windoze fanboys decry Apple as the one somehow not being 'open'. Chrome is the first app to take advantage of the new feature, but more are coming soon. One of the standout features of iOS 14 is the ability to set third-party apps as the default browser or email client, and Google updated its app with this functionality this week. And there were many companies before them (stacker comes to mind, even Apple nearly, and no MS didn't 'save' Apple, MS were forced by Apple to settle the canyon case where they blithely copied Apple's code and pasted it into Windoze Media). Google Chrome can now be set as the default browser on any iPhone running iOS 14. The problem was that MS forced Netscape (the real innovator in the space) out of business. In the end, this was all just fine and dandy when it came to the monopoly trial. Embrace and extend is a funny euphemism, isn't it? Web sites were being CODED for I.E., only fully available in Windows. Yeah, the difference being Microsoft was painfully obvious about perverting any and all (previously 'open') web standards such that they only work in I.E.
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