From: V@nguard.LH   
      
   Frank Slootweg  wrote:   
      
   >   I always :-) use 'Just once' instead of 'Always', because 'Always'   
   > sets the default app and I don't know/remember to unset it.   
   >   
   >   I know how to unset default file-extension to 'app' settings on   
   > Windows, but the Android method is counter intuitive and a mystery for   
   > me.   
      
   In Android's settings, and rather than give the nav path for my   
   particular phone which could differ on your phone, the easiest method is   
   to search the settings on "default".  For me, one of the search hits is   
   titled "Choose default apps".  For me, that takes me to the Apps list,   
   but at the top is a "Choose default apps" entry which, when selected,   
   lists (with my defaults listed in parenthesis):   
      
   Browser app (Edge)   
   Call redirecting app ([Google] Voice)   
   Digital home assistant (Google)   
   Home app (One UI Home)   
   Phone app (Phone)   
   SMS app (Messages)   
   Wallet app (Samsung Wallet)   
      
   Not many are listed, because when presented with a choice of using Once   
   or Always, I usually pick Once.  Some were preset when I got the phone,   
   and some due to my choice of Always, like for the web browser.  The ones   
   where I picked Once don't show up in the defaults apps list.   
      
   In the Apps listing, there is also the option "Open links in apps".   
   When a URL is specified that has an app-specific URI, and this option is   
   enabled, the link is opened in the associated app, not in the default   
   web browser.  This is similar to the URIs defined in Windows that result   
   in opening in Edge instead of whatever is the default web browser, like   
   ms-settings: URI that loads in Edge, ms-word: URI that loads in MS Word,   
   and so on.   
      
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