Closed EmDee closed 6 years ago
Hi @EmDee
Sounds like they might have... incorrectly... made their app respond to: org-appextension-feature-password-management://
I am not able to duplicate this behavior on iOS 11.2.1. Is it only happening on those exact devices and iOS 10 devices?
Hi @gks!
Seems like it. I couldn't reproduce it on our iOS 11.x devices either. Only happened to a single dev of ours. I was going to see if installing 1P
and deinstalling again would somehow fix the issue, however, 1P
requires iOS 11.
Hi @EmDee
Yup, the latest version does indeed require iOS 11. However, the user should be able to attempt to install it, assuming they'd already acquired the app previously, and it'll offer to install an old version.
It might be easier to find it under App Store > Tap the icon for the user in the top right > Purchased as well. This should prompt to install a previous version (6.x) that works with iOS 10.
Unfortunately that user has never installed 1P
on that device before. I suppose only a system reset will fix the issue now.
Thanks for the help though!
It seems like some other app is using the same URL scheme, which leads to false positives when we run
OnePasswordExtension.shared().isAppExtensionAvailable()
, even if1Password
is not installed on the user's device.Any workaround for that? Do you guys have a more unique scheme?
onepassword://
?EDIT: I fasely thought that
PayPal
was using the same scheme, but it turns out they've just integrated1Password
as well. We have some users oniPhones 6, iOS 10.1.1
that get those false positives.