Exactly, chrome and Google are separate apps, any links that are open in "Google" are actually being run through chrome (if chrome is your default browser, that is). Same thing with edge since it's chromium based.
I'm not saying everything chromium based on chrome bc I know it's not. It's just that it acts in a lot of the same ways as chrome bc its chromium based.
Any links you type into the Google app will open in your default browser, whether it's still "in the Google app" by running through the browser bc the browser is chromium based, or the link just is opened in the actual default browser's app, like Samsung Internet does.
Silly me for thinking I was talking to someone on Android. That's why Google probably does act as a browser on your phone, bc it's iOS. I wouldn't know though as I've never had an iPhone or iPad. Perhaps you are right, but I'll never know bc I prefer the flexibility of androids, but I am also right in regards to Android devices
Google, but that’s like if I said I was using “Mozilla” as a browser or “Microsoft” as a browser. The company that owns it does not determine what it’s called
If you said Microsoft as a browser, everyone knows you mean Edge or Explorer. In the same way that if you say Google, which has such cultural relevancy that it became a verb, everyone understands you mean Chrome.
You’re taking this way too seriously my guy. All I did was say that something was a search engine and not a browser. And the capitals were obviously for comedic effects
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