How to change default browser on Android

Browsers on smartphones in general and on Android in particular are often quite simple and do not have many useful features like Google Chrome, Firefox or Dolphin,... Instead of having to use the default browsers on your device, you can completely change them to your liking to enhance your experience when using them.

In previous articles, Quantrimang.com has guided you to change the default browser on iOS , and today we continue to show you a few small tricks to change the default browser in Android. In fact, many users have had difficulty installing, if you are in a similar situation, please see how to fix this problem in the article below to change the browser on your Android phone.

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How to change the default browser on Google Pixel phones

Before you proceed, you’ll need to have at least two browsers installed on your phone. If you don’t have any other browsers besides the default one, pick one of the best Android browsers and install it like you would any app from the Play Store. Then, follow these steps on your Pixel phone:

1. Open the Settings app and tap Apps .
2. Next, select Default apps and tap on Default apps .
3. Now, just choose your preferred web browser and you are good to go.

How to change default browser on Samsung phone

If you have a Samsung phone, the Settings app may look different due to the One UI interface, but the steps you need to take are mostly the same. Here's what to do:

1. Open the Settings app and tap Apps .
2. Select Choose default apps and tap Browser app .
3. On the next page, select your preferred web browser and exit the menu.

You can also change other default apps on Android from the Default apps settings page . This applies not only to Samsung and Pixel phones, but to other Android devices as well.

Note : The steps shown in this guide only cover Google's Pixel and Samsung phones running Android 14. If you own a different device or it's running an older version of Android, the exact steps you need to follow may vary slightly.

There are many web browsers available for Android devices. Some are feature-rich and include unique features like built-in tracker blockers that can help keep your browsing more private and secure. Others focus more on customization with support for desktop extensions and add-ons.

Take the time to learn what's important to you when browsing the Internet and choose your default browser based on your needs.

Above, Quantrimang.com has shown you the simplest and easiest way to change the browser on Android, hopefully this trick will be useful to you.

Good luck!

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