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And since things are cleared after closing, you'll need to type url and log in again for every new session - not a problem for most practical tasks or quickly googling something, but pretty inconvenient for social media and forums etc.These days web pages are littered with all kinds of tracking devices, silently recording your every move, then using that information to target you with unwanted advertising – and that’s just the legal stuff. So it is impossible to keep a tab open for social media and other distracting sites. The concept is simple: there is no tabs, and sessions are cleared after closing the app. So I ended up reinstalling and removing the browser repeatedly. except for those occasions you need the browser for something practical, which turned out to be sufficiently frequent to become a problem. And even if you close the tab, it remembers recently used url's, and remembers your login, so even then it is not so hard to access.Īt some point I just deleted the browser, which was honestly an immediate success!. In the end I found myself just keeping a tab open for reddit and a few forums I frequent - which means they are still significant distractions easily accessible within two taps from my home screen (open browser, open tab). I deleted most my social media accounts in response to that, which was a good way to deal with it, but there's a few remaining that are of added value to me, like reddit.

You can delete all your social media apps and games etc, but in the end it is all still accessible from the broswer - and with mobile websites getting better and better, it isn't really that inconvenient as compared to an app at all. I have been making great steps, but there's always been one seemingly impossible to tackle hurdle: the browser. Just wanted to share this tip! I have been struggling to get my phone screen time under control since a long time.