The custom url scheme is actually why I asked what the purpose was.
The ability to match an url is also a possibility (like the YouTube
app) which makes many normal use cases of browser plugins obsolete
(there are still many though).
On Mon, Oct 29, 2012 at 1:15 PM, Anders Rundgren
wrote:
> I wa
I wanted the same but have given up on the idea since plugins doesn't exist
in Android and have been removed in Windows 8.
The currently only useful method seems to use a custom protocol like Google
does with "market://".
If you search stackoverflow you will find example of how you do that.
It is
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