ios-universal-links

So, now twitter from 25 sep supports universal linking, it means that when UIWebView hits https://twitter.com/oauth/authorize?oauth_token link, it tries to open a twitter app, and if it is there, then it redirects me to auth page with auth error, so I wonder, how can I disable it from code, without uninstalling twitter app, or how I can enable universal linking auth in my xamarin ios app? Is it possible at all? (similar question but for native: Disable Twitter Universal Deep Links ) Unless Twitter removes/updates the apps section of " https://www.twitter.com/apple-app-site-association " to

I just encountered a very weird behaviour with Firebase dynamic links. It works perfectly on all of our test devices except for one. This specific device is an iPhone-x, and the account was restored via iTunes (Not sure if this info is relevant, but i'm trying to give a full picture). Our app is installed on this device from the app store (also tried deleting and reinstalling), but when trying to open a dynamic link it opens Safari instead, there we have the "open" button that opens the app store page of this app. When trying to long tap on the link as suggested by developers that experienced

I have web-view based app and other native apps in company. We were using universal links to redirect user to other apps when needed (other apps still support universal links - I can run them by pressing links from Apple Notes app ). We recently made a transition to WKWebView (from UIWebView ), which provides a way better experience. But after the update Universal Links stopped working and we cannot start other apps when user press link inside our app. According to the docs: "Universal links let iOS 9 users open your app when they tap links to your website within WKWebView and UIWebView views

I'm trying to pass the Apple Search Validation Tool , and I'm having problems with the apple-app-site-association. For some reason the bot can't find my file. But if you open the URL it's there. It's not a formatting problem, because the file isn't even found. I have https so it's not needed to sign my file. I don't have any extension on my file, as asked in the documentation. Someone had a similar problem and asked on the Apple Developer foruns , but it didn't help me. My url is https://ps3looke.ottvs.com.br/apple-app-site-association I tried to check it with cUrl and everything seems normal:

I'm currently implementing iOS9 universal links for a client. After following apple doc and some good tutorials , I succeeded to make it working almost on the first try, using a test links webpage from Safari. But suddently, none of the test links were working anymore! I searched around during the end of the day with no answer, until this morning when I tried to open those test links from Chrome app: that worked again. I'm very puzzled by the fact it worked perfectly yesterday, and something happened preventing Safari to present the app, displaying the website instead (No source/server code

Other than the first initial install of the app, does the apple-app-site-association json file ever get updated? For example, if I add an additional value to the path array in the json file, will my app ever get that update? My own experience indicates the apple-app-site-association file is checked when the app is first installed, and then rechecked during any later app updates from the App Store. So if you add an additional path to the file, it would be detected when the next update app is released but likely not before. Note: if you're testing locally, you need to completely delete the app