Did you mean the on a webpage, or Text fragments - URIs - MDN Web Docs
From Android 12 onwards, for a seamless "deep link" experience where the app opens automatically without asking the user (known as App Links ), the developer must verify the domain ownership via a Digital Asset Links file. ke.android.chrome
This is often used for sharing specific quotes or data points without needing the page author to have pre-defined "id" tags. 2. Deep Linking to an Android App via Chrome Did you mean the on a webpage, or
If the app is not installed, the link can be configured to redirect the user to the Google Play Store or a mobile website. Deep Linking to an Android App via Chrome
If you are looking at how Chrome handles links that open local Android apps (deep linking), it uses the system.
Google Chrome supports a feature called , which allows you to create a URL that highlights and scrolls directly to a specific piece of text on a webpage.
The query "topic: ke.android.chrome deep text" likely refers to in Google Chrome on Android or specifically to text fragments (sometimes called "deep links to text"). There are two main interpretations of your request: 1. Deep Links to Specific Text (Text Fragments)