in-app webviews are the worst... somehow i got into a state where twitter.com was loaded in a webview INSIDE the x app with a banner prompting me to open it in x. this would be so confusing to the average person ("but i'm already in the x app and i'm already logged in").
instead of the open web we ended up with apps that each have their own partitioned view of the web
The solution to this madness is instead of ' using the X app, 🤢🤮 ' , just use #TheEverythingApp , a #WebBrowser and watch that ' open a new tab ' instead, with the sane defaults / plugin settings set the way YOU want and NOT the default ' let everything runAsAService offering ' 💯 ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
#infosec has solutions 💯👉😸
How hard was it to resurrection an iFrame, ffs! /$ Obviously they just use CSS and JavaScript now so... ☕🤣
@bcrypt I used to get annoyed with the Facebook app because it'd regularly revert whatever the setting was so it used the "In-App Browser" for opening links.
Last time it did this I couldn't even find the find the option anymore so I just uninstalled it and now exclusively access via the website (with all of @Vivaldi's tracking and ad prevention ramped up to the max).
Thinking about some of the other recent stuff to come out about how Meta behaves I should have done that years ago.
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