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Internal browser is needed, especially for YouTube links.
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Jerboa is a native-android client for Lemmy, built using the native android framework, Jetpack Compose.
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What do you mean by custom tab? When I open a link it opens in the same kind of Firefox but not Firefox that a Gmail link would open in. Also, I would prefer not to do a wipe of my yt everytime I watch a video on how paperclips are made and yt decides paperclip videos are the way to go. I am really going to miss the ability to silo yt away from ~~reddit~~ lemmy if something like this feature doesn't get implemented.
Custom Tab is when links open in Firefox/Chrome, but still inside the app. Linking externally means that you leave the Jerboa app entirely and open the link in your standard browser.
Oh right so that is the current behavior. This still ends up with your browser history picking up everything that you go to in the app. I don't like this.
Understandable, to each their own.
I personally would not like having links not open in Firefox, since I would lose the large amount of improvements I get from Firefox extensions. I also launch everything by default in private browsing, so the history issue is moot for me.
Oh that's not a bad work around