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Pictures are better than words
Whatever internal browser Sync is using, it isn't Firefox. My default browser on my device is Firefox.
I thought about in the Android settings:
Settings -> Apps -> Default apps -> Browser app
But, Sync could directly call the Chrome package name (hard coded), which would be a d*ck move and shit design.
Normally, Android uses as "Custom tab" the default browser in the Android Settings.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯ dunno how it's coded but i figured the pictures could help clarify. It's probably part of the reason you see some on here complain about ads on linked websites. I will say that it makes me appreciate FF and UBO even more. The current state of the Web is pretty shite
The screenshots helped. I have Sync for Reddit installed on my phone, and the app opens Firefox without asking which browser I want to use. I don't have a default browser and uninstalled Chrome.
This behavior with your screenshots made me think about hard coded method to call Chrome custom tab. It can also be how Android handles browsers.