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How do I know in advance that I would want to query APP's keywords #2
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The keyword on android is always the package name of the app, which is in the URL when you're browsing Google Play on your computer. An example: the URL for the official twitter app is https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.twitter.android and therefore the package name must be Unfortunately, on iOS it's not as simple as on Android. Because the developer can program his own URL scheme you have to google if there's a scheme. Luckily, this site provides a good list with many schemes.
Twitter:
WhatsApp:
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Thank you again |
this website could query the scheme of iphone |
Your site link is broken. Is there any new site with a list of app schemes? |
Links are broken. is there any latest site for the URL scheme |
A simple way to find the URI Scheme for any app is to try to use its bundle_name:// { which can be got by just searching the apps name in play store and see at the top in like you will be able to find the bundle name }
Add URL Schemes to the Whitelist LSApplicationQueriesSchemes |
in your sample
the IOS's Facebook's keywords is => fb://
the Android's Facebook's keywords is => com.facebook.katana
and...how a about twitter or whatsapp or other app that I want to search
I want to ask, is there any way to first find out in advance the right keywords
TKS~
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