You can’t determine if a link is a universal link for a given user (which requires them having the associated app installed on their device), but you can tell if it supports universal links by checking a domain for an apple-app-site-association file (e.g. http://google.com/apple-app-site-association).
This could allow a privacy conscious mobile browser to conservatively remove links that support universal linking, regardless of whether or not they would have opened a native app if clicked on that user’s device.
I was trying to find a witty eBay auction to link to and remembered there was a Harambe cheeto that actually sold for many tens of thousands of dollars.
Does
NETunnelProvidernot provide an out for custom vpn protocols and tor?Ah, it does appear so.
You can’t determine if a link is a universal link for a given user (which requires them having the associated app installed on their device), but you can tell if it supports universal links by checking a domain for an
apple-app-site-associationfile (e.g. http://google.com/apple-app-site-association).This could allow a privacy conscious mobile browser to conservatively remove links that support universal linking, regardless of whether or not they would have opened a native app if clicked on that user’s device.
I hadn’t seen Endless before, looks good, if I had an iOS device I would try it out.
Off-topic: What in the hell led you to “Gorilla Hot Cheeto” on eBay? (This is, unfortunately, now in my eBay search history. Thanks, pal.)
I was trying to find a witty eBay auction to link to and remembered there was a Harambe cheeto that actually sold for many tens of thousands of dollars.