Using Digital Asset Links
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Here is a table of common use cases for Digital Asset Links, with pointers to instructions about how to implement each one.
| Feature |
Description |
Instructions |
| App Linking |
Enable an Android app to handle links to a website matching a specified URL pattern on all web pages, including Google search result pages. |
Details |
| Share stored credentials between apps and sites |
Share login credentials from the source to the target, so the user only needs to sign in once to access both services. |
Details |
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Last updated 2024-08-04 UTC.
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