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Links opened via URLCheck in Chromium-based browsers only open the browser #401
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I'm having this issue too on Android 15. |
Wait, I never commented here? Strange. This is a known issue, or rather is a known lack of feature. The incognito button only works for Firefox, as chrome lacks any official api to do so (Firefox on the other hand does have one). There is a pending pr to enable a proper workaround, but I still need to review it. |
I see, thanks for the update
Chrome actually has this flag too but it doesn't seem to do anything. chrome://flags/#cct-incognito-available-to-third-party |
That's the one, but even with that name I think it's not available to non-google apps. In theory with that enabled there is an extra that any app should be able to send to trigger it. URKCheck does send that required extra, because once I read that brave has "enabled" that, although as I said the documentation was not clear enough and a user reported it does not work. |
Alright. |
Steps to reproduce
Expected behavior
The link should open within the browser in Incognito mode.
Actual behavior
Only the browser app launches, and it does not open in Incognito mode.
URLCheck version
3.0
Android version
Android 14
Android Custom/Specific ROM or Device
One UI
Other details
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