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Why Android Does Not Handle A Deeplink Url Which Has # In The Path

The url http://javaexample.com/#/topics is a valid url? I am try to deeplink the above url in the app using:

Solution 1:

The # in a URL indicates the beginning of the fragment component, which cannot be used for deep link criteria. Even though you've structured the fragment to look like a normal URL path to human eyes, the computer does not read it this way.

You'll need to reformat your URLs not to include any # character before the path.

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