It’s very handy that mSecure *already* allows one to tap on an item’s URL with the result that the iOS browser (Safari) opens to that location. It would be a *luxury* were mSecure to allow selection of a different browser app (e.g., Firefox, Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Opera Touch, Red Onion).

An example of an app which allows me to choose with which app to open the link, is the Firefox browser app. It offers, in its preferences, the choice of which default email app to use (e.g., the base mail app or Gmail), hence offering a target for “mailto” links. Clear? In Textastic, for previewing an html file being edited, one may choose the Textastic “browser” or “Preview in Safari”. (Yes, a different thing, as are “activities” in the “Share” menu… ) In mSecure, of course, one may touch a URL stored in a record to have the URL opened in either the mSecure “browser” or Safari. All I’m suggesting—and truly as a luxury, not an urgent requirement—is an item for, say, “browser preference” to point touched URLs in mSecure records to be opened in a browser app *other than* mSecure’s “browser” or Safari. (My Firefox, Chrome, or one of the several other browser apps: most, I think, have APIs which offer prependable URL strings to direct URLs to the app.)