Give us agency over in-app browsing!

I am new to Discord and I was not aware that, at least for me, web links opened from within the app (mobile, Android) were opening in an embedded version of the system's default browser. Until, of course, I started noticing things going wrong, because of course they do when you f*ck with a system that ain't broken.

1. We should be able to turn off this ill-begotten "feature".
1.1. Actually, IMO, it should be opt-in rather than opt-out. But that's just down to taste, mostly
(Also here)

2. If you do this, do it right: Fixed positioning fails because you're embedding a full page height browser window in a limited height app window. That sometimes leads to things that are positioned to show right at the top where you can always see it to be potentially invisible because they've been scrolled out of sight between your windows.
If you can't implement that, remove this "feature".
(Also here)

3. Support cookie management
(Also here)

4. The option called "Open in Browser" currently does the same as simply clicking the link: Opening the href in an embedded browser, still in Discord.
Either it should be called "Open in discord", or it should open the link by calling the system to open it, so the user has agency over what happens then - or it should be removed, because it just feels like it's taunting users who really do want the experience of opening the link in a regular browser