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Facebook would just argue user experience - which is true, users do prefer to stay in the app. Users don’t really understand this behavior, however. I’m sure th
by nocsi 4y ago
Facebook would just argue user experience - which is true, users do prefer to stay in the app. Users don’t really understand this behavior, however. I’m sure there have been users that have opened links in FB, then decided to go log into their bank on the same session.
If apple were to address this, they might end up monitoring the inapp browser and prompting for the user to hop out into safari depending on the url. As of now, apps like FB discourage reopening sessions in safari. The worst ones are like LinkedIn which requires like 2-3 key presses to reopen in safari. It’s clear these apps have an incentive in keeping users within the inapp browser