feat(browser): Add close() method for android #151
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I'm new to ionic and capacitor and I had a problem I couldn't solve: Browser cannot be closed on android. I found out that you can't close CustomTabs on android. After searching for a while, I found out an optional workaround for that problem (based on an this answer on StackOverflow: https://stackoverflow.com/a/41596629/5976838). The workaround works perfectly for me so I uploaded it here.
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Hi @galaharon11, would you be able to run |
jcesarmobile
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@galaharon11 your solution is working thanks but, Missed to add the below imports, import android.content.Intent; |
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I'm new to ionic and capacitor and I had a problem I couldn't solve: Browser cannot be closed on android. I found out that you can't close CustomTabs on android. After searching for a while, I found out an optional workaround for that problem (based on an this answer on StackOverflow: https://stackoverflow.com/a/41596629/5976838).
The workaround works perfectly for me so I uploaded it here.