Apple’s iOS 14 and iPadOS 14 launched this week, bringing plenty of new features to the company’s smartphones and tablets – including the option to change Default browser and default email apps To services like Chrome or Outlook to handle links by default instead of Apple’s native Safari and Mail apps. Here prof Playlist for third-party browsers available on iOS 14.

For e-mail, the available options are currently smaller. Third-party developers will need to update their apps before it is selected as the default on iOS 14. Due to sensitive information in email communications, Apple has He told the developers Email applications, being an important medium of communication, “must fulfill specific functional standards intended to ensure private and accurate access to users”. While it is unclear what this means, it does indicate that it may take some time for all third-party email application makers to configure their software to meet Apple’s requirements.

So far, here is a list of alternative default browsers that we can confirm:

If you want to change your default mail app to one of the following alternatives, head over to the Settings app on your iPhone or iPad, then search for the specific email app you want to set as the default. Click the internal setting that reads “Default Mail Application,” then click the application of your choice. No matter which app settings you open, other available email apps (at least those that support the new iOS 14 default settings) will also appear as options.

Gmail is noticeably missing from the list, but Google announced on Friday that you would be able to Set Gmail as your default email app in the coming days”. It is unclear when other email apps like Edison Mail and Yahoo will update their iPhone apps to support the new default option of iOS 14. But Apple The developers gave a one-day notice When iOS 14 and iPadOS 14 are available to consumers, so it may take some time.

At the time of writing, there is an iOS 14 bug that is worth noting Resets the default browser and mail app To Safari and Apple Mail if you restart your iPhone. So make sure to go back to settings and change defaults again in case your device restarts.