ios-universal-links

I have an application which supports universal links and it is currently in the app store. Say it supports the domain www.example.com and thus universal links can be easily opened via this. We will have applinks:www.example.com in associated domains. Now say if I want to release another app and it also supports the same domain. Now how will iOS distinguish which app to open via universal links..? Vineet Choudhary In order to supporting Universal Links with single domain on two different apps you need to make changes in your existing apple-app-site-association file, at https://{domain}/apple

In an iOS app I am working on I have setup Universal Links. The app hosts multiple domains. Some domains I have set up with a wildcard. These domains do not seem to work. For example, I want to link to https://news.mydomain.com/ . If I add the following to the list of associated domains: applinks:*.mydomain.com -> Does not work applinks:news.mydomain.com -> works fine So I believe I did set up all correct, the apple-app-site-association file is setup fine. I can even see in both cases (using Charles Proxy) the apple-app-site-association file got retrieved ok. In the case of the wildcard, the

I looked on SO but I wasn't able to find any question that discusses when you receive a push notification how can you then open a specific view controller. For example if you are creating an app like WhatsApp and you receive two different push notifications ie messages from two different users how would you direct from the app delegate to the respective viewController? As far as I know in the userinfo dictionary that the appDelegate gives you you can give an ID to a specific viewController but I don't know how to give any a tribute to a specific view controller so that then you could again

We have recently begin to encounter issues with our Universal Link implementation when the UL is accessed via a shortened goo.gl URL. This Works: https://site.domain.com/Deep/Link This does not: https://goo .gl/fake -> 302 Redirect -> https://site.domain.com/Deep/Link Is anyone else experiencing the same thing? Note: I had to break up the shortened Google URL to keep StackOverflow's editor from yelling at me. Universal Links are triggered by the URL that is being accessed, and are ignored if a redirect is not triggered by explicit user action. Since goo.gl isn't registered to your app (and

I just checked my server logs and found the following weird requests coming in quite a lot. I have iOS 9 Universal Linking implemented, but those requests are running against /apple-app-site-association as far as I know. Jan 15 09:36:23 method=GET path="/.well-known/apple-app-site-association" Has anyone else seen these patterns? Is this some known spamming or something? i believe iOS 9.3 introduced slightly different lookup logic around the apple-app-site-association file and the app handoff feature. "Handoff first searches for the file in the .well-known subdirectory (for example, https:/

Given: Website, iOS and Android applications, registered urlscheme "myapp://". Goal: on the website have a link shown to iOS/Android devices with app installed. Clicking on that link should open the app and invoke specific logic (handled by the app, essentially like "universal links" from apple, but without shadowing website links). Due to security constraints detecting if an app is installed is troublesome without webview cookie magic. Given that, what would be the best approach to try and open an app via JavaScript, and invoke a fallback redirect if that fails? Solution from this thread: Is

Just updated my iPhone to iOS10 and the Universal links stopped working. If I run my app in an iPhone with iOS9, or lower, the Universal Links work fine, but the are just not working at all in iOS10. Any clues? It sounds like you inadvertently deactivated Universal Links. This usually happens if you tap the bypass link in the top right corner of the screen after opening a Universal Link. This is a per-app setting that is saved on each unique device. The setting is preserved even if you delete the app and reinstall it, so the only way to reverse this is by intentionally re-enabling Universal