Paul Haddad
Joshua Lückers
@tapbot_paul its one of the features on Android that annoy me the most..
Disappointed with Apple’s implementation of Universal Links. IMO should be fully client based and let users choose which apps to open.
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@tapbot_paul Sadly, there’d be huge scope for abuse by bad actors. That’d be a tricky problem to solve. -
@joshducharme not really any different than registering a URL handler in Mac. Could easily be solved by prompting for permission on 1st tap. -
@tapbot_paul Seems Apple has taken a much harder line on this type of thing on iOS though. Different scale/type of user base.
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@tapbot_paul the flows in which they work are painfully limited too. I was expecting more. - View other replies
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@timonus Opener would work much better with that kind of OS support. -
@tapbot_paul yeah, was hoping their OS support would resemble it more -
@tapbot_paul like an “open in app” extension point developers could implement
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@tapbot_paul Yes. It’s basically useless for all the apps that leverage public APIs or services with multi-tenancy (no *. domain support). -
@tapbot_paul I would also love to open all Twitter links in@tweetbot -
@eli_schiff@tapbot_paul thank you! -
@tapbot_paul That will be a "feature" in iOS 10. -
@tapbot_paul A big yep. -
@tapbot_paul And bacon should be free. -
@tapbot_paul So like Android -
@tapbot_paul exactly. I don't want to use Twitter App, I'd rather use@tweetbot instead.. -
@tapbot_paul I’m noticing Amazon links in Safari lead to the app which doesn’t do anything and then reverts to the product page in Safari…hm
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