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I been using link eye for past two days, The launching is skipped when opening links from a particular application.
The issue can be fixed by opening and closing link eye.

application I am having issue with - NekogramX a telegram client

I recently found this app and i really like how i can copy the link.
But i think the app entitely showing up on screen is little unnecessary. Maybe you can make a popup instead of opening whole app.
I overall like this and looking forward to see it improve. :)

I used to open video links with vanced, than had changed to pure tuber and, now I'm using playtube as default video app but link eye cannot detect it.

How to fix it, please?

Using Android on redmi 12 pro.

Currently, when the active tab of a browser (both Chrome and Firefox, from my testing) is shared to link eye, the app receives and shows them in this format:

(webpage title)
(webpage link)

This format prevents link eye from detecting the shared link and consequently from showing target apps for that link. These are prevented no matter if a title is shared or not. This doesn't work:

(empty line -- title wasn't shared)
(webpage link)

but this does:

(webpage link)

While trimming empty lines is a possible solution, it only works when no webpage title was shared.

To prevent phishing, it would be nice, when Link eye would also show punycode.
So that you can see the difference between https://аррӏе.com/ (punycode version: https://www.xn--80ak6aa92e.com/) and https://apple.com/.
Also see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IDN_homograph_attack https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Punycode

An example implementation you can find in FairEmail https://github.com/M66B/FairEmail/blob/cf2c5482ecc5166c61c2add3cfcc61c574a2353e/app/src/main/java/eu/faircode/email/FragmentDialogOpenLink.java#L151-L158.
Fairemail shows both, the link and the punycode version of the link, if the link contains non-latein characters https://github.com/M66B/FairEmail/blob/cf2c5482ecc5166c61c2add3cfcc61c574a2353e/app/src/main/java/eu/faircode/email/FragmentDialogOpenLink.java#L450-L453
Like this screenshot shows:

Would it be possible you could make a Linux version of this app, preferably not using java language.
I find your Android app very useful, and would like to have an equivalent on my Linux systems.
Thank you.

This is a request for auto updating the preferred application when the link in the text box changes.

current behaviour :- the applications does not change at all even though the link is changed by the user.

Hi, If link eye could implement a manual/automatic cleanup of urls as in the app urlchecker it would be really great.

Hi, love the app.
Is it possible to make the icons of available apps bigger/having more space between two apps? a setting to resize or by default , anything would do.

• a grid would be nice too , attaching the screenshots to make it clear.
  
  

This feature will be very useful.
For example I use NewPipe to watch youtube video, but if I click on a youtube link, it will always open in the browser. With this app I can finally choose to open with NewPipe but it will be nice if this process can be automated.

Add a feature to disable/uncheck "save to history" by default from a settings page. ( P.s. love this app! )

The history is a nice feature but I don't always want to record every link I open. Please add an option to disable it (ideally also temporarily).

Hi,

first of all thanks for the great app, I use it to prevent accidental clicks on links or if apps automatically open links.

Under "normal" circumstances this works great but when I put a NFC card with an URL on my phone it automatically opens the browser and not Link Eye, even when Link Eye is my default browser. There must be some other mechanism which directly triggers the browser and is not intercepted by Link Eye.

Would it be possible to subscribe to this NFC action and also route it through Link Eye? This would be very handy and also enhances security as right now any web page opens up without any interaction on the phone just by touching the card to the back of the phone.