> This is not significantly different than on other platforms. For example, > I have no idea how you'd tell Windows that you are the default handler for > http:// URLs...but only if they are launched from Outlook and not from > other apps.
Well, to use the Windows analogy, I'd be happy to open links from Thunderbird and MSN Messenger as well, but probably not Chrome or IE. The Android browser is different in the respect that if you tell Windows that you are the default handler for HTTP URLs, IE will still be able to both open a web page and follow its links without launching the newly set default browser. In fact, having a browser ask you which app you want to open a web page in every time you click a link seems a bit redundant. Oh well, seems like I'll need to figure out some not- too-nasty hack.
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