Newer Samsung devices can't display webpages in their built-in SMS app [closed]

问题

When I open an URL (say https://www.google.com) in a SMS in Samsung's built-in Messages app, it's opened in the in-app browser, where a blank page is immediately displayed, and stays blank instead of displaying the website.

Is this a known Samsung/Android bug?
Is there a known workaround?

To reproduce:

Receive (or send) an URL in a SMS in Samsung's built-in Messages app.
Tap on the URL in the SMS:
1. The app opens the webpage in its in-app browser instead of opening it in Chrome.
2. Observe a blank page is immediately displayed, and stays blank.

To work around:

Rotate the device orientation (e.g. portrait -> landscape).
Observe the page finally appear in front of your puzzled eyes!

What kind of page works?

None. Even this one fails to be shown:

<html>
  <body>How I wish you'd show me immediately!</body>
</html>

A few more surprises:

alert('ah, ha!') works immediately!
The CSS style background-color works immediately!
That is, the blank page uses the color defined in this rule.
document.body.innerHtml('Show this, at least!') doesn't help.

Known affected devices

Samsung Galaxy S6
Samsung Galaxy S7
Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge

Looks like you shouldn't buy Samsung's newer devices!?

Messages in-app browser version: 51

来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/39110293/newer-samsung-devices-cant-display-webpages-in-their-built-in-sms-app

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