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Re:Intent Tag Has Landed In Webkit by ivasilov on Tuesday May 08, 2012 @08:15AM (#3943225)
I'm annoyed by the exact same thing. Chrome Beta is good, but it is still a beta. For some sites, I've found the built-in browser to be better. A proper UX solution, in my opinion, would be using a 3-4 seconds dialog ("Opening with Chrome") with a Change button. That way, you can change the default app at the moment you notice it. Of course, it comes with a delay, so it wouldn't work well for others.
Re:Intent Tag Has Landed In Webkit by untog on Tuesday May 08, 2012 @09:44AM (#3943544)
A 3-4 second delay on every app launch? No way.
Re:Intent Tag Has Landed In Webkit by abraham on Tuesday May 08, 2012 @11:45AM (#3944196)
Replacing the currently indefinite delay with a 3-4 second one sounds like an improvement.
Re:Intent Tag Has Landed In Webkit by untog on Tuesday May 08, 2012 @11:54AM (#3944248)
That only works if you launch the wrong app every time. Extremely unlikely.
Re:Intent Tag Has Landed In Webkit by maxerickson on Tuesday May 08, 2012 @11:53AM (#3944246)
I'd rather see a long tap bring up options related to a shortcut.

It's less discoverable than a delay, but it is also far less annoying in the common case.