I'm a mobile web browsers software developer, and this is a known problem for any 3rd party browser app, especially on iOS where Safari usurps the system. Since you don't control the PaymentApp (and I suppose they don't care fixing it for you), the only solution would be to inform the webshop client that the chosen payment method requires Safari or Chrome, and reopen the page in that browser instead (passing a session ID). Is there a way to specify target so that a clicked link opens in a new window If I copy the generated link and paste it into the browser, the index is rendered just fine and that would be sufficient for my purposes. Later on the PaymentApp needs to use the information to open a right browser. however when the generated files link is clicked nothing happens. The way it could work is that the webshop should identify the browser, and pass that information to the PaymentApp. For example, to open all links you click in Slack in Chrome: Open the Velja settings and go to. 2) Use 'Copy Dropbox link' and paste it to slack so that people can open that folder in web, view previews and download files.
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On Android the mechanism is called "intents" and "deep links", on iOS it's done via "custom url schemes" or "universal links".Įvery browser has a special way to identify itself (by a web page code) and a way to open it (from any native app). Open links clicked in a specific app in a specific browser. If you have control over the PaymentApp, you can force it to open another browser. You can change this setting, at any time, in any Microsoft 365 for Windows app by going to File > Options > Advanced > Link Handling. 1 do ps aux grep slack grep -v grep grep magic done.
In short, you run this on yout Terminal: while sleep. If it's made to always open a default browser, the only way to force it opening another browser is by changing a default browser (btw this only works on Android, not on iOS). An answer at Stack Overflow helped me solving the issue. Freedom works on Mac, Windows, Android, iOS, Chrome, and Linux devices. On both Android and iOS the PaymentApp can open any browser it wants.
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