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I have a native macOS app where I want to support Dynamic Links. I have setup all the required steps following this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KLBjAg6HvG0 However, clicking on the URL from notes or typing it in a browser does not trigger a call to I'm starting to wonder if Firebase Dynamic Links is supported for macOS apps, or am I doing it wrong. I can provide more information if necessary. Any help is much appreciated. |
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Hi @alobaili, Thanks for reaching out and great question! At this time, Dynamic Links is not supported for macOS apps. Check out this doc to learn more about which platforms each Firebase product currently supports. If you'd like to see Dynamic Links support for macOS apps, feel free to open a issue (marked as a feature request) and the team will be happy to take a closer look! 🙂 |
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Feature request at #7829 |
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Hi @alobaili: I'm a bit late to the party, but if you are looking for a package solution, I have a Swift Package that supports Dynamic Links in macOS using manual URL construction, shortening, and handling. The documentation is still incomplete, but you can find the patch notes here and a link to the package here. I hope this helps! |
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Hi @alobaili,
Thanks for reaching out and great question! At this time, Dynamic Links is not supported for macOS apps. Check out this doc to learn more about which platforms each Firebase product currently supports. If you'd like to see Dynamic Links support for macOS apps, feel free to open a issue (marked as a feature request) and the team will be happy to take a closer look! 🙂