09-15-15 06:44 PM
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  1. anon(5984179)'s Avatar
    anon(5984179)
    If you replace your browser with another, how can you get links etc to open with your new browser without manually selecting it for each and every link?

    Posted via CB10
    08-29-15 06:14 PM
  2. KermEd's Avatar
    KermEd
    Ambassador
    In some cases I just can't get it to switch.

    But if you long press a link and use Open In

    At the bottom is a checkbox to set as default

    Posted to CB via my Passport | Lloyd Summers | FileArchiveHaven
    FF22 likes this.
    08-29-15 06:42 PM
  3. Daanisawesome's Avatar
    Daanisawesome
    1. Hold the link until the context menu opens.
    2. Tap 'Open in'.
    3. Check 'Set as default app' at the top.
    4. Tap the application. (e.g. Browsie Browser)
    5. Done.

    You need to do this for both http and https links.

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    08-29-15 06:45 PM
  4. anon(5984179)'s Avatar
    anon(5984179)
    Thanks guys. Done, and works for everything except links from Twitter.. ?

    Posted via CB10
    09-01-15 05:57 PM
  5. Daanisawesome's Avatar
    Daanisawesome
    Originally Posted by BrianHyphen
    Thanks guys. Done, and works for everything except links from Twitter.. ?

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    I think Twitter is coded to only open in the native browser.

    Posted via CB10
    09-01-15 07:09 PM
  6. BoyTanggol's Avatar
    BoyTanggol
    Originally Posted by BrianHyphen
    Thanks guys. Done, and works for everything except links from Twitter.. ?

    Posted via CB10

    Replacing your browser-img_20150903_002648.png

    could you check if In Application Web View is turned ON. I remember Twitter is opening on a 3rd party Web browser on mine.

    Posted via CB10 using BlackBerry Passport
    09-02-15 11:28 AM
  7. anon(5984179)'s Avatar
    anon(5984179)
    I have it turned off. It opens in the stock browser regardless of how this is set.

    Posted via CB10
    09-02-15 12:58 PM
  8. BoyTanggol's Avatar
    BoyTanggol
    Originally Posted by BrianHyphen
    I have it turned off. It opens in the stock browser regardless of how this is set.

    Posted via CB10
    use the "open in" and "set as default" too in Twitter links. I think if an app is not recognizing the default browser I'm using "open in" again. I'm not sure how I did it.

    Posted via CB10 using BlackBerry Passport
    09-02-15 07:08 PM
  9. sefrudin's Avatar
    sefrudin
    Which browser is lesser data consumption?

    Blackberry Passport on telkomsel network
    09-02-15 08:00 PM
  10. Daanisawesome's Avatar
    Daanisawesome
    Originally Posted by sefrudin
    Which browser is lesser data consumption?

    Blackberry Passport on telkomsel network
    Opera (android) has data compression.

    But downloading 'Browsie Browser' and disabling image downloading and javascript should help a lot too!

    Posted via CB10
    09-02-15 08:06 PM
  11. anon(5984179)'s Avatar
    anon(5984179)
    @BoyTanggol - I've done that, nothing seems to work with Twitter, each time set as default and each time using Open In. Seems to be hardwired which is a pity.

    Posted via CB10
    09-03-15 03:19 AM
  12. Danny Swith's Avatar
    Danny Swith
    So as i want the aswsers
    09-11-15 03:43 AM
  13. reaky's Avatar
    reaky
    Anyone know how I can backup my browser bookmarks?
    I want to run autoloader for my device

    Posted via CB10
    09-13-15 06:52 PM
  14. Daanisawesome's Avatar
    Daanisawesome
    Originally Posted by reaky
    Anyone know how I can backup my browser bookmarks?
    I want to run autoloader for my device

    Posted via CB10
    Native Browser bookmarks can be backed up via BlackBerry Link.

    Posted via CB10
    09-13-15 08:29 PM
  15. ChicaneBT's Avatar
    ChicaneBT
    Originally Posted by sefrudin
    Which browser is lesser data consumption?

    Blackberry Passport on telkomsel network
    Opera Mini is a good choice. This browser will compress data and lets you choose to turn off images but also can show them in low quality. You will save a lot of data (up to like 90%) but still have a good surfing experience . But on my Z10 Opera Mini keeps crashing after the first shutdown.
    09-15-15 05:47 PM
  16. Daanisawesome's Avatar
    Daanisawesome
    Originally Posted by ChicaneBT
    Opera Mini is a good choice. This browser will compress data and lets you choose to turn off images but also can show them in low quality. You will save a lot of data (up to like 90%) but still have a good surfing experience . But on my Z10 Opera Mini keeps crashing after the first shutdown.
    Same here, first startup is fine. But the second time it'll crash on startup (tested opera, opera mini, and the betas)

    Shame since their data compression can be really helpful when you're roaming.

    Posted via CB10
    09-15-15 06:44 PM
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