2. Disable Safari by opening Settings.app, tapping General, tapping Restrictions, and finally setting the Safari switch to the off position. Then open any link.
3. iOS will display a pop-up asking if the user would like to open the UpTime Web Browser app. Now all links will open in Chrome.
There is no app that allows you to open, edit, and save a Rich Text Document (.RTF) on iOS out of the box. Pages.app will open .RTF files but it only saves edits to a Pages document. Thus I created this free forever (no ads) and open source app to fill that gap. Hopefully one day this app will become a fully fledged TextEdit replacement for iOS.
