Not a developer, just pure interest as a user. Doing my part ๐ซก
this post was submitted on 09 Jul 2023
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It looks like it does, but unfortunately it doesn't.
Liftoff has "Use in app browser", but all it changes is whether the link is opened in a full Chrome window, or a "Running in Chrome" window.
It doesn't let you pick which browser you want to use.
I use Chrome for serious things (e-commerce, work, etc) and Firefox for everything else.
It gives an extra layer of protection if a vulnerability is able to steal cross site login details.
It uses browser that is set as default in settings -> apllications section.