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While testing universal links on my iOS 9 app, I accidentally tapped "mywebsite.com >" (top right corner). This made the app navigate to the website again. Now I can't seem to make universal linking work again. Seems like iOS has remembered my preference that I would like to see links opened in Safari as opposed to my app.
Has anyone run into this? Is there a way to reset this?
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asked Sep 23 '15 01:09
How do I set up Universal Links for my app? Log into your Apple developer account and go to the app's ID page. Enable the Associated Domains app service. Take note of your Prefix (bundle ID) and your ID (team ID) - you will need them later.
You can disable Universal links by blacklisting the paths in your AASA file. Adding NOT before the path in your AASA file won't trigger app open for your url.
TEST THE UNIVERSAL LINKS Run the application on the simulator once to make sure the application is installed and running fine. 2. Keep the same simulator launched and running. Go to your simulator browser and open type the ngrok domain address i.e., https://1bd39880fbad.ngrok.io in my case.
You can long-press on a universal link and it will give you an action sheet with an "Open in 'AppName'" option. Once you select that option it will default to opening the links in your app again.
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You need pull down in opened page in safari from email, etc to see button "Open" (this button is system in safari). If tap "open" after
I accidentally tapped "mywebsite.com >"
universal link will work again under the old scheme.The result of this action preserves.
example
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