Custom Protocol Handler Triggering
Introduction
This article provides a detailed context on triggering custom protocol handlers, such as prepending "microsoft-edge:" inside the address bar in Chrome or Windows opening the current site in Edge. A popup will ask, "Open Microsoft Edge?
Detailed Context
Key Concepts
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- Covering key concepts
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Content Inside Code Blocks
// Example in JavaScript
function triggerCustomProtocolHandler() {
// Your code here
}
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