iOS 14 allows users to set their own third-party options for their default web browser. Here’s how to switch from Safari to Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge on the iOS 14 beta today.

Microsoft changed how you change the default browser in Windows 11. It's more complicated now -- here's how you do it.

Now, with iOS 14, Apple is giving you an option to change the default browser. We’ll tell you how to make this change, but before that, make sure that you have the latest version of the browser ...

Changing your default browser can have a significant impact on your online experience. Here's how to set your preferred browser as the default.

But if you want to use them as your default browser on your device, you’ll have to jump through a few extra hoops. First off, you’ll need iOS 14.

Not everybody wants to use Safari, the Mac's default web browser, but switching completely to another one looks difficult — until you know how.

Users of Apple's devices have long wished to choose their own default email and web browser apps. Apple has granted that wish. Here's how to make the change.

This guide with screenshots covers how to change iPhone default email and browser apps with iOS 14 and on iPad with iPadOS 14.

How to change your default web browser Whether you have a fondness for Firefox, or feel most comfortable in Chrome, you're in luck - as are people using other web browsers.

Microsoft is pushing Edge as the default browser. However, many users prefer to use other browsing software. Switching browsers is easy and can be done in a few simple steps.

Windows 10 pulls a nasty trick when you upgrade: It sets your default web browser to Edge, even if you opted for Chrome or Firefox in Windows 7 or 8. Here's how to change it back.

I didn’t know a tweak to change the iPhone’s default browser had been released in Cydia until I stumbled upon iCab’s excellent feature and decided to google that again. Browser Changer, available for ...