Samuel
felt left out from the community contributions update so opened a PR for *optional* in-app browser support
screenshot from the official app asking if you want to open this link if in an in-app browser or your default browser 5 2 25
Tommy
Is this the modal browser X uses as well with build in translation opportunities? (iOS)
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Jim 🔥
Think it’s the standard SafariKit SDK (as opposed to the WebKit one you can completely control)… For OneSub, Charlie et al, Apple force us to use this one … but presumably Twitter just chose this for usability.
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Samuel
@samuel.fm
Yeah it’s the Safari View Controller under the hood I believe. No point reinventing it
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nahid
omg thank you! I hate apps making their own in-app browser instead of using the builtin one which the can customise just enough to fit into their brand
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Jim 🔥
Those are the right words, thanks! I knew it had “Safari” in it, instead of “Web”. You can tell I’m a php developer at heart! 😅
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