How-To: Stop the ‘Open this page in YouTube’ prompt when visiting YouTube in Safari on iOS<div class="feat-image">
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<p>If you have the
YouTube app installed on your phone, then you’ve likely run into the dreaded ‘Open this page in “YouTube”?’ message when visiting YouTube in Safari. While it’s understandable that Google would like you to view content via its official app, it starts to get annoying after encountering the message for the umpteenth time.</p>
<p>One surefire way to eliminate the prompt is to uninstall the YouTube app altogether, but that’s a bit on the extreme side of things. Fortunately, there is a way to easily bypass the request, as we’ll show you inside. <a href="
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How-To: Stop the ‘Open this page in YouTube’ prompt when visiting YouTube in Safari on iOS
