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This is a bug with the iOS 'Open in app' banners, so is not directly related to this plugin, but it should/could be mentioned in the docs to save a lot of hassle for people out there.
In some cases, the 'Open in app' banner may not show in Safari after opening a universal link pointing to a website. The banner will be present on the site, but it 'hides' underneath the URL bar, and thus is invisible to the user. This is consistently reproducible when setting the following CSS styles:
An example of this issue may be found when opening maps.google.com in Mobile Safari. To see the 'Open in app' bar, you'll actually have to drag the search bar or tap at the top of the URL bar (as if you were scrolling to the top of the site).
A fix for this strange behavior is to call window.scrollTo(0, -100); when your site has finished loading (or at least painted the body node).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
😢 We are not using nordnet/cordova-universal-links-plugin anymore, and we lack the manpower and the experience needed to maintain it. We are aware of the inconveniece that this may cause you. Feel free to use it as is, or create your own fork.
This is a bug with the iOS 'Open in app' banners, so is not directly related to this plugin, but it should/could be mentioned in the docs to save a lot of hassle for people out there.
In some cases, the 'Open in app' banner may not show in Safari after opening a universal link pointing to a website. The banner will be present on the site, but it 'hides' underneath the URL bar, and thus is invisible to the user. This is consistently reproducible when setting the following CSS styles:
An example of this issue may be found when opening
maps.google.com
in Mobile Safari. To see the 'Open in app' bar, you'll actually have to drag the search bar or tap at the top of the URL bar (as if you were scrolling to the top of the site).A fix for this strange behavior is to call
window.scrollTo(0, -100);
when your site has finished loading (or at least painted the body node).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: