The liability is obviously not high enough if keeping and sharing this data works out positively. Even if the parties involved weren’t obviously evil, the risk to the people is too high for them to accept the risk with only trivial, speculative improvements.
Functionally, it’s the default because links do open in it, but why isn’t it able to tell that it’s already set?
No, I wouldn’t. It’s how I can tell if the setting actually took!
Maybe you checked “stop asking”?
Well that’s frustrating. I may need to check that again.
They always seem to have some critical limitation. Handbrake is too slow via flatpak to work. Flatpak Zoom had no camera access. Flatpak-only Zen browser can’t use passkeys. Zen browser asks to be my default browser every time I open it, even though it is and I always say yes; is this a flatpak limitation? I don’t know, and I’d prefer not to have to figure it out just for some theoretical benefits and more overhead.
That’s fine if your bank provides tap-to-pay plastic, but not all do, so you end up more vulnerable to skimmers.
https://usa.visa.com/pay-with-visa/contactless-payments/contactless-payments.html