This is all you need! You are now ready to handle universal links for both Android and iOS. Universal links is just one of the services that may be included in this file. This is a JSON file that will be downloaded by an Apple device that has your app installed to determine what services the operating system will allow your app to use. In order to support universal links in iOS, you will need to upload an apple-app-site-association file to your server. With that out of the way, you are now ready to start implementing universal links in your server. Please note that this certificate must be recognized by the operating system and custom root certificates are not supported. Great! You found the domain you want, you did your server setup and configured a valid HTTPS certificate. If you are lucky enough to still find a good short version of your current domain, that's a great starting point for implementing your own short links. Having a short domain name is key when you want to share these links through a medium like SMS or social networks, where space is at a premium.įor example if your current online presence is something like, a short version of that domain would be something like mso.com. Ideally, you will want to choose the shortest version of your current domain. Today, I would like to share with you how you can set this up for your own domain. With this feature, you can have personalized short links that are able to intelligently take your users to the right place in your mobile apps when the user has your app installed, falling back to your app's App Store or Google Play page when they do not have it or eventually presenting an alternative web page when all other strategies fail.

Last summer we've added support for Android App Links and iOS Universal Links.

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