add a setting to disable this new built in browser. Also, it is super annoying that it disregards system settings for launching apps.
Shane Clifford
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kerry j k
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This is feedback for the android app on Chrome OS.
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Cody Brown
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This
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G MAN
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So frustrating having to perform extra steps to open in your default web browser. come on Microsoft, quit being so intrusive.
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Peter de Vos
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the internal browser cannot be disabled. Remove it, or provide a setting to disable it
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Darin April
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My God. Can't you people leave well enough alone? Haven't you heard, if it's not broke, don't fix it!!!!!!!
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Darin April
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Get rid of it. It sucks.
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Tom Williams
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I own a Pixel Phone
i use chrome Microsoft wont let me ... I'm seriously considering Gmail right now -
Christian Emmanuel Aldecoa
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lo mas molesto del navegador integrado es la barra inferior que en muchas páginas tapa contenido y botones a los que no se puede acceder
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Nuggit Man
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at the moment external links open in the edge browser on my phone, which I do not use (or have installled) it opens automatically with outlook. Previous to this update any external links would simply open the browser I have set as a default on my phone system. We currently cannot disable this new feature, and I highly recommend that we are able to.
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Lodewijk Nauta
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Another attempt by Microsoft to push edge on its users, please respect my system defaults. Or at least let me turn this behavior off.
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JWP van Loon
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Wat eem slecht idee. Zo snel mogelijk weg ermee!
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Pat
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The browser integration is LESS than useless.
What MORON thought that ANY user would like this?
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marQ DC
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Inefficient in app browser
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majid elhabziz
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Get rid of this in app browser. I want a option to disable it.
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Gary Perkins
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in app browsing is absolute rubbish, none of my accounts are logged in and my passwords aren't saved. it just links me to a sign in page, then I have to copy the link, exit outlook, go into Chrome and paste the link. This is ridiculously annoying and completely unnecessary. I am going to uninstall outlook if this is not changed soon. stop pushing edge, all you are doing is driving people away from Microsoft products by making them not user friendly or convenient.
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Chris Michael
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Disabling default apps when clicking links in emails is one of the dumbest things Microsoft have done, and believe me, as someone who has worked in IT on Microsoft platforms for many years, the list is long and indistinguished. Just put it back to how it was, whoever came up with this idea, without the option to just leave it as it was, should be fired immediately.
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フィリップ オルソン
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KILL IT WITH FIRE
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フィリップ オルソン
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I have all my login data in chrome and when I usually press links i want to browse it in chrome. It's a pain to have to press the open in browser button every time.
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Dylan Pinchin
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Get rid of in app browser. This is so frustrating and unfair.
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Amber Pruitt
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I DESPISE the built in browser. None of my saved passwords can be used and often when I select the "Open in Browser" option the web page that opens often isn't the one I was on. Even better is when that **** bar at the bottom covers the "next" or "submit" button rendering everything i entered on a form useless. SO.FRUSTRATING. Add an option to disable this useless, neutered browser wanna-be.
