Chrome for iOS: Send A Webpage Back To Safari Via Bookmarklet

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By Federico ViticciJan 21, 2013, 5:54 pm371 pts
Sort of. Here’s a fun experiment. Today, I wanted to quickly send a URL from Chrome for iOS — my default browser — back to Safari. I know there are ways to do Safari-to-Chrome, but I wanted the opposite: from Chrome back to Safari. I needed to install some custom Mr. Reader actions, and Chrome was giving an…

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