[Qaddafi]

When I'm using an app and I want to open a link that the app doesn't support, I usually get the option to open it in a different program. A list usually appears with my options and also with another option to set it as the default program to open those types of links or files. Even when I select something the phone should do, it never sets it as a default. So what is the place of asking if the option doesn't even trigger?

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[jaydee5799]

i never see a question of asking if you want to use as default. I do on my android tho

[Shifty88]

If you long press on a link, Twitter for instance, it'll pop up asking you if you wanna open it in browser or the Twitter app.

[Daanisawesome]

You can use the 'open-in'.

For example an 'http' link in your BlackBerry hub.
You press and hold the link until the context menu opens.
Then you tap 'open-in' and you check 'set as default'
Then select your preferred application.

It should open all 'http' links with that application the next time you tap it.

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[Qaddafi]

You can use the 'open-in'.

For example an 'http' link in your BlackBerry hub.
You press and hold the link until the context menu opens.
Then you tap 'open-in' and you check 'set as default'
Then select your preferred application.

It should open all 'http' links with that application the next time you tap it.

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That's kind of the problem with many apps I have. When I check "set as default" it doesn't trigger it. It always prompts every single time, even if I check it as a default. For example the "Reddit In Motion" app.

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[Daanisawesome]

That's kind of the problem with many apps I have. When I check "set as default" it doesn't trigger it. It always prompts every single time, even if I check it as a default. For example the "Reddit In Motion" app.

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If you use the 'open-in' it'll always give you the list of apps.
But once you actually set it to a default option you should be able to just tap the link and it'll open right away.

Note: some apps do not work with default apps, they simply open stuff In the native browser regardless of your default settings (since they're programmed that way)

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