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I am trying to open Fico app from my app but the url scheme is not defined for it? In lsapplicationqueries its defined as tel how do i use canopen url to open fico app?

The Login with Apple redirects via POST method. I can't store the given token in a session because Symfony resets it if there is a POST request from crossdomains. Is there any way to change the POST method to GET? All other OAuth2 applications are using GET and this works fine with PHP Symfony.

iOS 18 System Bug Causes URL Scheme Failure A bug in iOS 18 causes URL Schemes to become invalid through the following steps, resulting in failure to open apps via URL Scheme. Reproduction Steps: Long-press the app icon Select Require Face ID Choose Hide and Require Face ID to hide the app Go to the App Library and locate the hidden app in the Hidden folder Uninstall the hidden app reinstalling the hidden app After reinstalling the app, all configured URL Schemes will become invalid, causing failure when attempting to open the app via URL Scheme. The issue appears to be that after uninstalling a hidden app and reinstalling it, the system fails to restore the app's URL Scheme functionality.

Let's assume that default colour system scheme is Light mode. If I open this app and open settings window then change colour scheme to Dark and then change again to System, the main window get back the Light mode but the settings window remains in Dark mode. If I change default colour system scheme is Dark mode, then open this app, open settings window then change colour scheme to Light and then change again to System, the main window get back the Dark mode but the settings window remains in Light mode. What am I doing wrong? Here is simplified code to demo my issue import SwiftUI struct ContentView: View { @State private var isSettingsViewPresented = false @State private var colorScheme = ColorScheme?.none var body: some View { NavigationStack { VStack { Image(systemName: globe) .imageScale(.large) .foregroundStyle(.tint) Text(Hello, world!) } .toolbar { ToolbarItem { Button { isSettingsViewPresented.toggle() } label: { Label(Settings, systemImage: gear) } } } .sheet(isPre

Hello Apple team and fellow developers,We are working on a website that requires users to allow microphone permission to interact with our web content.However, when we open the website link from a Facebook post, it will always use Facebook-In-App-Browser.And Facebook Browser doesn't have access to microphone permission.So we're checking if there is a way to open the link in Safari browser from a Facebook post.Here are some approaches that we tried:1. Use Safari Scheme: https://codepen.io/felquis/pen/gPLrgv2. Use FTP to open Safari successfully but we can't run the Javascript with this protocol to redirect users to our main websiteAny help, tip or confirmation if this is possible or not are all appreaciate 😟.Thank you so much in advance,Nhan

I have implemented a custom URL scheme for my app and things were working fine until all of a sudden, launching the app via URL (In Safari for example) didn't seem to be taking any of my code changes. If I ran the app from XCode, it was fine. After beating my head against the wall for a bit, I found that the URL scheme was launching the application from my xcode Archive folder which obviously doesn't have any of my latest code. I can't figure out how to change this. Prior to this, launching via URL would launch from the build folder. I'm sure I could remove the Archive folder and re-associating but I'm hoping there is a better way to accomplish this. Thx

I would like to distribute a Shortcut with my AppleScript applet (currently the work is done by an Automator Service). I have two questions: Is it possible to automate the installation for users ? It seems that the only way a shortcut can be installed is via the Shortcuts app. So, when they ask for the Shortcut to be installed, the app must be opened and then users have to respond to the install shortcut dialog and, at least, click on Add Shortcut. Can that process be automated ? A shortcut can be run from a URL, which is very useful. The URL looks like this: shortcuts://run-shortcut?name=[name of shortcut] However, running a shortcut from a URL always opens the Shortcuts app before running the shortcut. This breaks my code which is expecting a web browser to be active. Is there a way of using at the shortcuts URL scheme run the shortcut in place i.e. without opening the shortcuts app ? Or, can the URL scheme be used to call the Shortcuts Event app ? Thanks.

I'm building an iOS app and not all of the URL schemes are working for directing users from my app into native Apple applications. I'm using this list for guidance on relevant URL schemes, https://medium.com/@contact.jmeyers/complete-list-of-ios-url-schemes-for-apple-apps-and-services-always-updated-800c64f450f. I suspect it might not be 100% correct anymore, but I can't find a source of truth in Apple's documentation for all currently supported URL schemes. I'm trying to guide users from my app into both Voicemail (within Phone) and Voice Memos. I've added the URL schemes for both apps to the LSApplicationQueriesSchemes array in my Info.plist file, but they won't navigate when I try to open URLs to vmshow:// or voicememos://. Other URL schemes like tel / telprompt / music / message / podcast / mobilenotes all work as expected and direct my app users to the respective Apple apps. So far I've noticed at least 4 URL schemes that do not work

Hi,I have been wondering if is there any way i can open my iOS app from another app with the use of bundle identifier?As i have already published apps and there were no URL scheme mentioned, and it is some how app dependent and URL scheme needs to be mentioned in each and every app.And even if i add url scheme and launch update for all past apps it might not possible that each user will update it without using the new one from which i want to open past apps.Any help would be great.Thanks