Deep link after app download ios

OK so it's Universal Links under apple's naming, and after a quick read, it seems that the OS does a prefetch to apple-app-site-association to see if the transparent deep linking (after the Reviews: 7. While it's silly that you would need a third party app to fix this nonsense, I bought a $2 app called Opener that allows you to open links properly in their respective app. You do it by pressing the share button for whatever webpage you're on, so it works in situations where it wouldn't normally open a link in-app as well, or where you want to open a link in a third party app. A deep link is a link that goes not only to your app, but to a specific piece of content within your app. With deep linking, you send people directly to information they are interested in when they open your app for the first time.

iOS 11 brings hundreds of new features to iPhone and iPad including an all new App Store, a more proactive and intelligent Siri, improvements to Camera and Photos, and augmented reality technologies to enable immersive experiences. iOS 11 is also the biggest release for iPad ever and adds powerful new multitasking features, a new Files app and more ways to use Apple Pencil. I'm using http2 only and was having a problem with univeral links on iOS on my iPhone, but not on iPad. I re-installed the app on both iPhone and iPad. iPhone - no go, but links worked again on iPad. After restarting iPhone and re-installing the app universal links started to work. Just sharing my experience here. What is Deep Linking in iOS? Deep linking consists of using a hyperlink that links to a specific piece of content within an app. The specific content could be a specific view, a particular section of a page, or a certain tab. To see an example, download the Twitter app. Log into it and close it. Now, try opening the following url in Safari.

The link will first redirect to the App Store to download the app, and then take the user to the specific in-app content immediately after first launch. Deep linking into your app is made possible by the device’s operating system. After configuring your app for deep linking, both iOS and Android will allow users to navigate into your app using a custom URI scheme like my-app-scheme://data= In the case of deferred deep links, if the user does not have the application installed, the link will lead to the application’s download page in the respective ‘store’. Once the app is installed, you can directly access the shared content. I need to have an iOS user, who doesn't have my app installed, to download, then automatically navigate to a portion within my app. Related, is this question, but I am not exclusively reliant on Google's SDK. I can use anything. How can I. Link a user to my app on the app store AND; Have information (a query string) sent to my app on first launch.