Some users may find the need for this feature due to differences in the way certain input, such as date/time input, is handled in different browsers.
For example, a user may wish to use Firefox as their default browser in Android. But in a scenario where that browser has usability issues with Baby Buddy, it would be nice for Baby Buddy for Android to expose a setting that causes it to open the Baby Buddy web app (for example, after long-pressing a log entry) in Chrome instead.
Some users may find the need for this feature due to differences in the way certain input, such as date/time input, is handled in different browsers.
For example, a user may wish to use Firefox as their default browser in Android. But in a scenario where that browser has usability issues with Baby Buddy, it would be nice for Baby Buddy for Android to expose a setting that causes it to open the Baby Buddy web app (for example, after long-pressing a log entry) in Chrome instead.