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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scrbl ...
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Disable the neutered, and negatively helpful inbuilt browser and use the Full Edge browser, do this for Microsoft Launcher News Feed (or toggle for "Inbuilt/Full Edge Browser" in the app settings. Like you have with "Focused Mail"
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Juuso Hakala
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we need an option to DISABLE THE BUILT IN BROWSER.
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Pablo Montes
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the idea that an internal browser creates a more secure ecosystem is flawed. it creates another instance to which you have to input all your information, bo secured by the actual phone default browser. I think like on any OS, the default browser is default because either the user or the os maker makes it the most secure alternative to open links and to populate passwords from several apps, instead of being walled by the shell browser that the outlook app is forcing its users to continue to use
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Robert Mark
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OUTLOOKS OWN BROWSER SUCKS
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andrew roy
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Need an option to disable built in browser
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Tyler Opdycke
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Edge is great, but I prefer Firefox. Others prefer Chrome. They should be able to choose what they use. This is awfully reminiscent of the IE bundling MS got into trouble for way back when.
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KJ M
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absolutely disastrous. I have all my saved passwords in my browser. You need to make it an option to disable your browser
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Sharon Page
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this is very frustrating, lots of email links won't work properly the way it opens in outlook, let it open in my preferred browser
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P H
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please realize this soon. A very strange choice to force use of a limited browser that prohibits logging in on webpages among other limitations
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R4ymond 30 Wright
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I already have a preferred browser that I was using before you changed it, I don't want or need outlook to be a browser.
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Julia Freeman
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Out with the new back with the old!
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Gabriel Hildebrandt
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Awfully usability downgrade
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David Lerer
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about a year ago, Outlook introduced a "feature" in which some browser us embedded in the Outlook app. So now extra clickings are required to get to, say, Chrome.
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Anonymous
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now every time it opens http links in outlook and when I want to check another mail the last browser data is gone.
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das_andi@gmx.de
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annoying
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Andrew Hendry
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don't try and reinvent the wheel. let me use my own preferred browser
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Bernice Timmermans
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I don't want to use the built in browser but Settings doesn't give any options for setting a default browser
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rob@robhelmes.nl
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there is a preference setting for using the phone default browser. Just look for it in your outlook app in menu Settings
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Nathaniel Pulsifer
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delete the browser; stop dividing Contacts by different phone numbers;
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Kelly Connors
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Alsp mke easier to reply to emails to much sguff on the wsy not clearly labelled
