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amazing. before I had to text the link and then click it. But now I just have to send the link and no click needed. yeah, thanks, but no. having things sent
by stretchwithme 16y ago
amazing. before I had to text the link and then click it. But now I just have to send the link and no click needed.
yeah, thanks, but no. having things sent from the network launching on my phone seems not worth avoiding the work of touching the screen.
but I will try it and see for myself.
- biafra 16y agoOr you can use a qr-code bookmarklet and use "Barcode Scanner" to get it into your Android phone.
- enjo 16y agoThe big deal here is that you can launch intents from your browser. This is really similar to what we used to do back-in-the-day with SMS interception. It was a really useful technique. This gives us something really similar on Android phones. It's not really just about getting something to open in your browser. You'll eventually see this deeply integrated into actual apps, and that's really cool.