For example, when searching for "lady gaga youtube" on Chrome for Android, clicking in the video opens the YouTube app directly, without any chance to open it with Intent Intercept. Do you know if these intents are impossible to capture in a non-rooted phone?

I have installed Intent Interceptor to debug our app's intent. But after changing an intent no activities match any more. As I only changed description (url parameter) and left everything else intact intent should be still matched by all apps. See attached images.

I/ActivityManager( 769): START u0 {act=android.intent.action.VIEW dat=http://www.visorando.com/randonnee-de-gare-a-gare-dans-la-foret-de-fontaine/10498.gpx typ=application/octet-stream cmp=android/com.android.internal.app.ResolverActivity} from pid 8268

thanks for that usefull app !

https://github.com/openintents/notepad has the option to open an arbitrary file, which https://github.com/openintents/filemanager & some other apps catch, but not Intent Intercept.

Sorry for the non-technical writing, I'm on my phone and don't want to try to slog through the mozilla codebase from it. I don't think I even have enough storage space. But if you open a direct link to an image, an android logo appears in the URL bar (at least in Aurora), letting you open the image in an external app. However, the photo viewer I want to use is not listed, and since this doesn't catch it I can't figure out which intent it's using.

I can try to gather details later, but I thought I'd report the bug.

Explode.java
explode.xml
SettingsUtil.java

into strings.xml

Strings with html tags were wrapped in tags and output as formatted text when you use Html.fromHtml(htmlString);

... to make it much easier for translators to add a new language. Only 38 items have to be translated instead of 75 before

• renamed string-ids to become more contextsesitive so translaters know more about their meaning
  • Example: strings for the settings activity are prefixed with "settings_"
• renamed some resource-ids
  • Example: R.id.data becomes R.id.data_edit
  • Example: R.id.activities_layout becomes R.id.intent_matchin_activities_layout
• moved non translatable strings.xml to donottranslate.xml
  • text_plain in strings.xml becomes mime_type_text_plain in donottranslate.xml
• removed fromatting from string resources to code making translating much easier for translators
  • the new intent_extras_title replaces the old extras, extra, extra_count, extras_title_bold, bundle_title_bold, bundle_title_bold_uppercase
• moved some string resources back to code.
  • for example preference-id: @string/intercept_enable_pref
• added those german translations that are not Intend-api specific
• reimplemented parts of getIntentDetailsStrings

Hey,

I am coming up with some ways to invoke sharing from the web by creating and intent: url that has an action of SEND, right now next to 0 apps include category browsable in their manifest for the SEND action and I need a way to debug it and it would be great if this app had browsable on the url.

intent:#Intent;action=android.intent.action.SEND;S.android.intent.extra.TEXT=https%3A%2F%2Fpaul.kinlan.me%2F;S.browser_fallback_url=https:%3A%2F%2Ftwitter.com%2Fintent%2Ftweet;end

I assume that compatible with android-2.1 is not neccessary any more so i removed the dependencies to app-compat and some lint-warnings. in my opinion this could be the release version

When choosing ringtone for specific contact, "ES File Explorer and "Media Storage" will be shown on the appChooser dialog. But intent-intercept didn't show.

• In order to test some "ACTION_PICK" implementations
• i want to add a history funktion to some edit fields
• so that i can select a previously entered string from a list without the need to retype the text.

This will make intent-intercept independant of first intercepting an intent.

Since i already have implemented this for android before I will add this in the next weeks and supply a merge request when done.

gradle caching. Shared caches can reduce the number of tasks you need to execute by reusing outputs already generated elsewhere. This can significantly decrease build times. We can enable this feature by setting org.gradle.caching=true.

Gradle daemon. The Daemon is a long-lived process that help to avoid the cost of JVM startup for every build. Since Gradle 3.0, Gradle daemon is enabled by default. For an older version, you should enable it by setting org.gradle.daemon=true.

===================== If there are any inappropriate modifications in this PR, please give me a reply and I will change them.

Since

• there is no more acitivy in this repository,
• the app creator-s website/email adress does not exist any more

I currently maintain a fork of this project at https://github.com/k3b/intent-intercept/ which is also released on f-droid.org

If you think the checkerboard pattern background looks off against certain drawables.

We can go for some kind of OnClickListener which toggles the background colour from black to white when the ImageView is clicked.

"termux-notification -u" generates this intents with a NULL mimetype (https://github.com/termux/termux-api/issues/35)

Intent Intercept catches the intent when it has scheme "http:" but not when it has scheme "file:"

This one works: termux-notification -c xxxx -u http://www.google.com this not: termux-notification -c xxxx -u file:///sdcard/xxx.html

Example caught:

intent://www.google.com#Intent;scheme=http;launchFlags=0x13000000;end

ACTION: android.intent.action.VIEW DATA: http://www.google.com URI: intent://www.google.com#Intent;scheme=http;launchFlags=0x13000000;end FLAGS: FLAG_ACTIVITY_FORWARD_RESULT FLAG_ACTIVITY_PREVIOUS_IS_TOP FLAG_RECEIVER_FOREGROUND

Providing the example for the not caught one is not so easy, GhostCommander catches the view intent and opens a directory.