The innovator from the land down under, Chris Lacy, has done it again. He has already brought well received apps such as Action Launcher and Link Bubble, but now Lacy wants to solve another problem we have had since the beginning of Android. Clicking on links within feeds usually always brings up a pop up window to choose which browser you want to use, or app you want to use. You can easily default which ever browser you use the most, but say you want to use different browsers or apps to open these links. That is where TapPath comes in.
TapPath gives you the option to use clicks to determine what you want use to open these links within your feeds. Click once and Link Bubble can open the link. Click twice and allow Chrome to open the link. Click three times and you can have a  pop-up window to share the link to where ever you want to share it. It’s one of those apps that makes you think, “how was I doing this before this app came along?” Check out the demo video from Lacy below. You will have to fork over a dollar to get the app, but show him some love.
