The problem is that tablets identify as mobile devices, therefore the browser will know its opening on a mobile device and will ask if you would prefer to use the app. Newer tablets with desktop sized screens don't all do this because of the larger screens.
You can force Android to always open the desktop site and this may stop it asking if you want to use the app.
To force Chrome on an Android tablet to always open the desktop site, open the Chrome app, go to settings, navigate to "Site settings" under "Advanced", and then toggle the "Desktop site" option to "on" which will make it the default setting for all websites you visit.
Key steps:
Open Chrome on your Android tablet.
Tap the three dots in the top right corner to access the menu.
Select "Settings".
Under "Advanced", choose "Site settings".
Select "Desktop site" and turn it on.
Important points to remember:
Premium tablets:
On newer high-end Android tablets, Chrome may automatically default to desktop mode due to Google's optimization for larger screens.
Individual site adjustments:
You can also choose to override the default setting for specific websites by accessing the "Desktop site" option from the website's menu.