Deep linking from Web to PWA (Standalone Version)

Question

I have a web app that it can be installed as standalone application in the homescreen thanks to PWA standard.

When a user forget his password, a email is sent to him wit

Answer 1

If you set your scope properly in the manifest.json file, all links in other applications will open in the standalone version instead of the browser. Note that links in the browser will still prefer the browser version instead of the standalone. For example:

"start_url": "/",
"scope": "/",
"display": "standalone"

Note: Navigating directly to https://example.com/app/ from the address bar will work exactly as the same as it does for native apps that have an intent filter. Chrome assumes the user intended to visit the site and will open this site.

Source: developers.google.com/web/fundamentals/integration/webapks

Answer 2

There is an example of describing intent filters in json here. The relevant section of the manifest is intent_filters

{
  "manifest_package": "org.chromium.webapk.test",
  "scope_url": "https://pwa.rocks/",
  "intent_filters": {
    "scope_url_scheme": "https",
    "scope_url_host": "pwa.rocks",
    "scope_url_path": "/"
  },
  "start_url": "https://pwa.rocks/",
  "display_mode": "standalone",
  "orientation": "portrait",
  "theme_color": "2147483648L",
  "background_color": "2147483648L",
  "icon_urls_and_icon_murmur2_hashes": "http://www.pwa.rocks/icon1.png 0 http://www.pwa.rocks/icon2.png 0",
  "web_manifest_url": "https://pwa.rocks/pwa.webmanifest",
  "version_code": "1",
  "version_name": "1.0",
  "bound_webapk": {
    "runtime_host": "org.chromium.chrome",
    "runtime_host_application_name": "Chromium"
  }
}

Answer 3

Configure the Android Intent Filters in Web App Manifest as shown here