You also cannot use the built-in Facebook browser if you want to open multiple links in different tabs for later consumption. Related: How to Change the Default Web Browser on Android The only way to do it is by copying the link, exiting the app, opening the platform you wish to share the link, and pasting it. You can't share an interesting article with your Twitter followers or any other platform straight off the bat.

The downside of all this convenience is the limited sharing options Facebook mobile browser offers. While other browsers might be faster in practice, you benefit by using the built-in browser by not switching between apps. It doesn't have to switch screens, and you'll have your content soon as you click the link. Once you tap on the link, you're good to go. Unlike using a third-party browser like Google Chrome or Firefox, you don't have to wait for it to load. One of the major pros of the browser is the convenience. As much as you don't want to use Facebook's in-app browser, it has its upsides as well.

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