Hi, I am working on adding support for http urls in my android app, but am facing a weird situation. I have an android app and a website and want both of these to support the same http urls. As a standard practice whenever a supported linked is clicked android shows the appChooser dialog to select an app to proceed (prior to Android M). This behaviour is fine when the user is coming from a different channel other than your own website. I do not want this appChooser dialog to be displayed if the user is already browsing my website on chrome and clicks on a link which is supported by app. Since he is already on my website on chrome I want him to go forward without any interruption. Let me explain this with an example: I have added support for http://www.mywebsite.com/xyz in my android app User opens http://www.mywebsite.com on chrome then clicks on http://www.mywebsite.com/xyz link present on the page. In this case I want the chrome to load the url without showing the appChooser dialog. Unfortunately, the default android behaviour looks to be showing the appChooser dialog irrespective from where the link is clicked. Is there anyway I can achieve my desired behaviour? It would be great if you can help me with this. Thanks in advance. Puneet
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