Deep links to mobile app screens work fine when we type the url in browser.
It automatically opens the corresponding screen in the mobile app.
For example if we have an app with bundle id com.sampleapp
Let's say we have implemented the following deep links :
com.sampleapp://screen1 ,
com.sampleapp://screen2
If we type the above links in browser, it opens the corresponding screens in the mobile app
But in Push Notification when we select "Open in browser" it automatically add the "https" prefix and tries to open the http url in browser.
So we should have a feature where the deep links without https open the link in the mobile app , not the browser
The deep links iphcc23://myagenda , iphcc23://speakers open the corresponding the page in the mobile app when we type it in the mobile browser But the same doesn't work when we try to use it in Push Notification. When we try to enter the url it is automatically adding the https prefix to the url.
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Is there any news on this. It's really important for us. The fact that it doesn't, it really decreases the value of the push app integration. We are even thinking of creating a custom channel to solve this weakness.This idea is opened since nearly 2 years.
Category: Mobile (SMS and Push)
Administrator on 1/12/2024 7:27:04 PM
Thank you for your feedback. Currently this is not on our roadmap, but we are tracking it, and with more feedback and support from the community we may consider it in the future. Sincerely, Will Genge, PM, Microsoft