Category: Android
AppLinks on Android is a feature that allows an app to be launched when navigating to a URL with "https://" in Android Chrome, provided the URL matches a specific pattern. Unlike traditional Deep Links, AppLinks identify the app through its signature, enabling secure information transfer to specific apps controlled within the domain. This article will detail the steps to enable this feature.
In Android development, there was an issue where the SHA256 fingerprint was not displayed when trying to generate a keystore and display the fingerprint using keytool. This issue can be resolved by specifying the correct options with keytool. If this problem occurs, it seems that the SHA256 fingerprint is being displayed in the place of the SHA1 fingerprint.
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