In-App Browser Download

[Stephen Andrews]

The ability to download via the In-App browser is a problem with one of my apps that uses the Web Module.

Except for when I set the web module to utilize "System Default Browser or App," users cannot download anything when the web module is set to "In-App browser" whenever they click on download links within the app.

Can you please work on this? It would be very beneficial to me as I continue to develop the new version of my app. @appyet

 

[cem.kleinblue]

update: just read your change log, download module already been removed, that is sad. hope you can still find a way to bring it back so that we can still use it to download our other media from our site, if apk is not allowed by google play policy, maybe you can filter instead the file extensions that can be supported for the download feature, please don't kill this feature forever. hope you'll reconsider. thank you.

any update on this issue? still not fix? @appyet

 

[rajen77]

Unfortunately, I am also facing this problem, how can I solve it so that the application downloads a zip file? I've tried all the methods that manage the link in the website, html, php, javascript. It doesn't do anything with anything.

 

[Hould1955]

It sounds like the issue might be with how the "In-App browser" is handling download requests. You could try implementing custom download handlers in your app's WebView, or consider switching to a more flexible solution for handling in-app browsing.
In addition, if you're looking to ensure anonymity and manage multiple accounts while developing and testing, an anti-detect browser like masqad.com might be worth considering. It can provide additional security and flexibility for various web-related tasks. Best of luck with your app development!