Android 11 introduces some restrictions on package visibility.
Querying for activities (queryIntentActivities) will produce empty list if activities are not from the same app, unless <queries> tags are defined in the manifest, specifying all needed apps.
Changed handling of deeplinks in two places:
When push notification with Open URL action is clicked
When in-app message of type Open URL is triggered
If current app handles the intent then the activity class is set in the intent and chooser dialog would not be shown.
If other app handles the intent then startActivity(...) is called directly. This will popup chooser dialog if there are more than one registered apps for that URI. There is a possibility that startActivity(...) would throw ActivityNotFoundException. In that case the app is opened instead of the deeplink.
Android 11 introduces some restrictions on package visibility. Querying for activities (
queryIntentActivities) will produce empty list if activities are not from the same app, unless<queries>tags are defined in the manifest, specifying all needed apps.Changed handling of deeplinks in two places:
Open URLaction is clickedOpen URLis triggeredIf current app handles the intent then the activity class is set in the intent and chooser dialog would not be shown.
If other app handles the intent then
startActivity(...)is called directly. This will popup chooser dialog if there are more than one registered apps for that URI. There is a possibility thatstartActivity(...)would throwActivityNotFoundException. In that case the app is opened instead of the deeplink.