I have created a dynamic link that opens when clicked, but is behaving differently on various devices and the simulator.
The link is behaving correctly on the simulator (running iOS13.2), and a device (iPhone7 running iOS12). The link is correctly redirecting the user back to the app, but on my iPhone X (iOS13.3.1) the link is redirecting me the App Store listing.
We have updated Pods 'Firebase' and 'FirebaseDynamicLinks' to their most current versions.
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Firebase Dynamic Link doesn't redirect to the app when open through Chrome, Where if I'm using any other browser, it's redirecting to the app.
So the question is , Chrome is using what's differ than other or What is the solution in our code level ,when creating Dynamic links in our android studio
if I'm using any other browser, it's redirecting to the app.
So the question is , Chrome is using what's differ than other or What is the solution in our code level ,when creating Dynamic links in our android studio
If you are pasting a short link onto Chrome’s address bar, this is an intended behavior where you will be directed to either App Store (iOS) or Play Store (Android) regardless whether the app is installed or not. The original link will not be preserved upon installing or switching to the application. This is because Chrome does not support intent redirection and the browser will only act as a proxy.
I have two entirely separate web apps that display the same behavior on Windows 10. One is an Angular 8/nodejs 16 app that I can serve locally with ng serve. The 2nd is an older ASP.NET site that I build/run locally via Visual Studio. The behavior is this:
If I try to access the local website via localhost in Chrome or Edge, the site is immediately opened instead in Internet Explorer. Attempting to open in Firefox, however, is successful.
I recently upgraded computers and am only experiencing this on the new machine. I have been unable to identify what could be causing this. Windows default browser is set to Chrome.
In your computer, change your default web browser as:
settings-->default apps-->web browser
Figured it out...it's an IT policy that has the respective browsers always open specific URLs in IE--in this case, localhost. I was able identify this by videoing the screen and noticing a message that popped up for only a few milliseconds:
Your system administrator has configured Google Chrome to open Internet Explorer to access localhost.
With that error, I found this question on SO with the answer.
I am using Drive Picker widget in my app maker application. It was working fine before but suddenly it has stopped working/ working intermittently.
On clicking the drive picker widget a blank screen opens up and I see below error in the browser console.
Failed to execute 'postMessage' on 'DOMWindow': The target origin
provided ('https://docs.google.com') does not match the recipient
window's origin
('https://n-yx2zaueilofy7fq447wkpjrsjaoo5ymoirri23i-0lu-script.googleusercontent.com').
To confirm that it is not specific to my application I tried the same in Drive Picker Sample application from appmaker samples and got the same error.
Any ideas?
I am using ionic 3 PWA on my website. It is an app for woocommerce. I use in app browser to complete payment inside my ionic app. Everything works fine when running the app on android or ios. But when I use the app as PWA or web app in the app browser, Open the required URL in a new tab which should not happen as in app browser officially supports browser.
Please help with any solution or workaround.
Did you try, to open URL with blank in app browser
InAppBrowser('url', '_blank');
I am using iOS simulator 4.3 for Dashcode 3.0.2. When I run the application I the simulator safari throws an error and cannot load the page. On the other hand the page is easily loaded on desktop browser. The url of the application formed uses localhost with the port number. However, when I replace the localhost word in the url with the ip address of my system, it works perfectly on the simulator safari.
I am blocked please help.
The .local keyword was deleted from Bypass proxy settings, I added it back and it works great now.