You can do this in two ways as well. You need to follow the same steps as we mentioned in method 1 of the first fix. That is open Default apps setting. Tap on Open supported links. If you select Ask every time, whenever you tap on a YouTube link, your phone will ask whether it should open in the YouTube app or installed browsers. Restart the phone, and now Chrome will open YouTube links in the browser only.
Similarly, if you want some other website to open in the browser, change the behavior of opening links for it using the same steps. Open the required app. Look for Open by default setting. Tap on it. Tap on Clear default if it's active. The above two methods should fix the problem. Doing so will not delete any of your apps or their associated data. However, settings on your phone such as disabled apps, permission restrictions, etc. Find out in detail what happens by resetting app preferences.
Tap on Reset app preferences. Tap on the three-dot icon and choose Reset app preferences. If Chrome continues to open the apps, you should take the help of workarounds to get the link to open in a browser. Firstly, copy the link and open it in the incognito mode of Chrome. That will open the website instead of the app. Alternatively, enable the Request desktop site feature of Chrome.
For that, tap on the three-dot icon in Chrome and enable Request desktop site. We hope you will be able to open the required link in the browser. Next up: Did you know that you can group tabs in Chrome on Android? Find out how to use the tab grouping feature on Chrome from the next link. With just a tap on your wrist, you can control the computers in your home.
If you stream media from your computer to your iPhone or iPad, Off is invaluable as it allows you to fix problems by restarting without even getting up.
Off requires the Off Helper application to be installed on any computer you wish to control. This is available to download for free from the links above. If you need any help using Off please check out the help guide. Accessibility Timeouts Give yourself more time to interact with your device features. Like the control panel, volume control and more. Dynamic depth New file format to capture, store, and share depth photos including AR across Android.
Monochrome camera support New camera type support which enables app developers to get monochrome output natively on devices that list this capability. Privacy improvements Some camera characteristics now require camera permissions prior to being accessed. Recommended stream configurations Developers will be able to poll preferable stream configurations on devices that list this capability. Secure camera framework Enables phone manufacturers to transport camera frames in a secure manner.
Site timers In addition to setting app timers, you can see how you spend your time and set daily limits for individual websites. All within the same Digital Wellbeing dashboard. Focus mode For getting in the zone and minimizing distractions. Improved provisioning tools for the work profile You can now provision directly into a work profile right from the setup wizard.
Device admin for enterprise deprecation The removal of device admin for enterprise purposes enables more private and secure offerings such as the work profile. Separate input method for work and personal You can now use your favorite keyboard in the personal profile while IT can require a separate input method for the work profile.
Suggested actions in notifications Android can now generate suggested replies and actions for all messaging notifications. And developers will be able to opt out or supply their own suggestions. New emojis Android 10 introduces 65 new emojis, including gender-inclusive designs for emoji like haircut, weightlifting and sauna. Improved sharesheet It is now quicker and easier to share content from apps with your contacts. You can also preview content before you send it.
Adaptive Battery improvements Launched in Android 9, this feature uses machine learning to predict which apps you'll use in the next few hours and which you likely won't, so your phone only spends battery power on the apps you care about. New location controls and reminder You now have more control over how, or if, your location data is shared.
When an app asks permission to access your location information, you can now award it access all the time, while the app is in use, or deny it access. If an app has access to location data all the time, then Android will remind you with a one-time notification. Want to change that access?
Simply go to your settings. Android Emergency Location Services Android helps keeps you safe when urgent situations occur. Google Play system updates Android devices already get regular security updates. Gesture navigation New ways to navigate around your phone without using any buttons. Go backwards and forwards, pull up the homescreen, and swipe up to see your open apps.
Contaminant detection If moisture or debris is detected in your USB port, a notification will be sent to you and accessories will not function. Priority notifications With Android 10, you can organize and prioritize notifications by marking them as "silent" or "alerting". Silent and alerting notifications are separated in the notifications bar, making it easier for you to see what needs your attention. Manage notifications It's easier to find and manage notifications Settings straight from the notifications panel.
Just pull it down, scroll to the bottom and tap manage in the bottom left hand corner. This is easy on the eyes, and helps save battery, too. Android Auto Android Auto now comes built-in, so you can simply plug in your phone and start using Android on your car's display.
No app download needed. Dynamic System Updates This feature allows developers to load a different system image on their device for testing without affecting their original system image.
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