Samsung Wear vs incompatible Vanadium browser

Stephan-P

I purchased a Samsung Galaxy Watch FE to connect with my P7a with GOS.
In order to make the two cooperate the Samsung Wear app needs to be installed, which i did through the Play Store. So far so good. P7a and Watch are connected.
But in order to install an additional dial plate design, the Wear app seems to make an attempt to fire up a webbrowser only to find that Vanadium (WebView?) is not to it's liking. See screen captures (in Dutch language) where it says "incompatible browser...".

Is there any way to cope with this, other than to temporarily install Google Chrome?

(Screen captures will have to follow later from my desktop computer as I am unable to add them here from my P7a)

Stephan-P

![https://1drv.ms/i/s!AgO0GEhogZhWjo8wIswshgFKKMpXeg?e=oxozjz](screenshots from Samsung Wear app)

(A terrible way of adding images at this forum)

Dumdum

Stephan-P
(A terrible way of adding images at this forum)

https://discuss.grapheneos.org/d/1935-how-do-i-enable-storage-scopes/28

AlphaElwedritsch

deleted, wrong statement

p0well34

Install Samsung Browser and set it as your default. Take care of everything related to the setup then disable it and set Vanadium back as default. I keep Samsung browser installed but disabled in case i need to do anything watch related that Samsung tries to keep proprietary.

Stephan-P

p0well34 thank you for the good advise. I installed Samsung Internet, struggled myself through setting up a Samsung account that I really did not want and finally i was able to finalise the setup of my watch.
Solved!

Stephan-P

(And don't forget to set Vanadium as the default browser again)