We're using https://developer.apple.com/documentation/musickitjs to authorize Apple music, on Desktop it opens a new window to authorize to apple.
But It's NOT working on mobile In-App Browser (both iOS & Android), probably because on mobile messenger, it's not possible to allow the opening of multiple windows.
Are we missing something here? Any workaround for it?
Has anyone done that?
Ref: https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/117058
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If iOS supports native push notifications, why isn't it possible for Chrome team (and other browsers' vendors) to implement WebPush? Are there any technical restrictions?
Because on iOS, Apple has (so far) disabled support for service workers in any browser other than Safari, and has also done the same on WebView.
Can you share an audio file from within your app to Soundcloud, using the Soundcloud app? That is :
User hits the “Share” button
You present a UIActivityViewController
A bunch of apps are shown. Including the Soundcloud app.
If user selects Soundcloud app, the app is openend, and it begins the UI of uploading the audio file to Soundcloud.
It seems to me that Soundcloud does not support this, but I might be mistaken.
Note : Soundcloud used to support an iOS SDK. On top of that you would have to register your app at the developer portal of Soundcloud to get a unique key linked to your app.
The iOS SDK is no longer being supported by Soundcloud, and at this moment the Soundcloud website does “temporarily” not support registering any new apps, but it seems to be in this state for a long time.
No, this functionality does not exist in the SoundCloud app as a share extension. SoundCloud's old iOS SDK, CocoaSoundCloudAPI, did support this functionality. You can look at the code here to see how it worked (you'll have to find a CLIENT_ID to use since SoundCloud is no longer accepting API app registrations), or use the HTTP REST API.
I have created a basic web page that links to a few YouTube accounts. Each account has a custom URL as allocated by Google via Google+:
http://www.youtube.com/c/*channelName
The links work fine in iOS Safari and offers to open the YouTube app, which is the behaviour that I want, but when I click the links in iOS Chrome it simply sends me to the mobile YouTube website.
Anyone know why Chrome doesn't launch the YouTube app? Normally if you click a YouTube link in Chrome it does it by default, but I can't get it to work with this particular URL format.
Try this:
Open settings in iOS Chrome
Google Apps
Turn on YouTube
YouTube was off by default on my iPhone.
My app will use Wallet Instant-Buy on Android. It's being used for physical goods. I'd like to use something similar on iOS.
Does anyone know if I can use the web-version of Wallet Instant Buy inside a UIWebView in my iOS app? Will cookies be persistent across app sessions? i.e. user won't need to sign-in repeatedly.
No you cannot use the Instant Buy web API from a webview either or iOS or Android.
You should use a mWeb site for iOS users.
The list of supported browsers are available at https://support.google.com/wallet/answer/2871041?hl=en
Even though the YouTube app is now not a built-in app by Apple, it looks like when tapping a youtube link (in mail, for example), which starts with http://www.youtube.com, opens the YouTube app right away.
Is there a way to this for custom apps in iOS 6? I only know of custom schemes as the way to launch an app via URL.
The best solution i came across is in this post = >
Is it possible to register a http+domain-based URL Scheme for iPhone apps, like YouTube and Maps?
But this is not as good as youtube integration. Requires user interaction via a confirm dialog etc. I wonder if IOS treats youtube links special and custom apps won't be able to use it?
Since you are talking about iOS6, then I think this answers your question:
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