Yes, I know you can do this from your handbuilt WebView.
But I suggest that it's a serious lack in Android that I can't launch an
Activity from Javascript straight out of the regular browser. I have built
an Activity that does some cool stuff given a URI, and URIs are commonly
encountered in browsers, and I'd like to be able to attach some javascript
to it along the lines of:
if (running on android) { startActivity(new Intent(mumble)); }
Am I the only one to whom this seems like this might be useful? Or (even
better) is there an obvious way to do this from the browser rather than
WebView?
-Tim
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