# Internal URL Handling

### Do web links open internally or externally in my app?

All URLs open internally within the app using a web-view interface. This ensures a seamless user experience without exiting the app.

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A URL is the web address you type in your browser to open a website or a specific page on the internet.
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#### **How does URL opening work?**

* **Internal Opening**:
  * When users click on a URL in your app, it opens directly in the app’s Web View interface.
  * This keeps users within the app environment, maintaining a consistent and uninterrupted experience.
* **No Default Browser Redirection**:
  * URLs do not redirect users to the device’s default browser (e.g., Chrome or Safari).
  * The Web View interface allows users to view the content without leaving the app.

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Benefits of keeping URLs in-app

* Consistent Experience: Users stay within the app, which provides a cohesive interface.
* Branding: Keeps the app's look and feel intact, even when displaying external content.
* Ease of Use: Users don’t need to switch between the app and a browser.
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