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My only reference to deep links are the deep web links. The modern concept of mobile deep links throws me of the ball every time.
by widforss 11y ago
My only reference to deep links are the deep web links. The modern concept of mobile deep links throws me of the ball every time.
- troels 11y agoMe too - Why are they redefining an already established term?!?
- jerf 11y agoIt isn't a redefinition. IRIs (or URIs if you prefer) have always encompassed the ability to be things other than http: and https:, and the application has the ability to assign arbitrary meanings to what follows the colon. You just don't see it very often on the web.
- troels 11y agoI meant the concept of deep linking, which used to mean that you refer to a specific link on a subpage of a site (Such as a particular article), rather than the domain. There's a connotation of legalese to it - The word is/was used as a negatively loaded term by those who think they have a right to control who links to their site/content and how they do so. See also: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deep_linking https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deep_linking