If you read the readme in the kivy garden you see…
https://github.com/kivy-garden/garden.cefpython
This is a widget that embed https://code.google.com/p/cefpython into a Kivy widget. Works currently on Linux and Windows 64bit with python 2.7. This project shouldn't considered stable. There are major things (ex. popups) which aren't implemented or causing problems.
Looking at the video you share he used a fork located at: https://github.com/allestuetsmerweh/garden.cefpython
Read the release notes, it has only been tested on Linux… this is not stable code or an active project.
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Are you describing the OS supported file association? Or perhaps OS permission?
Another alternative for opening a web browser on a desktop os is the use the python webbrowser module. This does not embed a browser, but opens a browser window.
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On a desktop/laptop try https://docs.python.org/3/library/webbrowser.html, it is very easy – build a simple prototype and give it a try.
-Elliot
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