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Originally Posted by jethro_static
Yeah. any application at all.
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The only problem though is if you are running Skyfire (at least the earlier beta) the links won't open up correctly.
That workaround to make skyfire your default browser will make skyfire launch when you try and click on a link from an email or text message. Only problem is when Skyfire launches it goes through the login process which I think messes things up and just opens up to the default main page for skyfire. It won't go directly to the link. Now I don't know if the newer version of skyfire works with links. I haven't tried it yet since I saw so much negative feedback for it.
So I had to change things back to the way they were. I'm thinking of trying this other hack that I had seen posted by someone at XDA who ended up making a shortcut to skyfire on the internet tab page right above or under the shortcut to the youtube app shortcut.
I gotta find it.