I am using a web-page to allow a user to fill out a form for delivery. I would like them to be able to share their location. That works, if they have their privacy settings enabled for Safari.
If they do not have their location sharing enabled, I want to provide a button that takes them to Settings > Privacy > Safari (at very the very least open the Settings App).
Something like:
<a href="App-Prefs://" role="button" class="btn btn-success btn-lg btn-block">OPEN SETTINGS</a>
I have seen other web-pages ask "Open in app..." which when pressed will ask the OS if the custom URL scheme is available. Surely the Settings app can be accessed the same way?
I would like the same ability for Android.
Can the Settings application be called to open from a webpage?
The closest I can get is using App-Prefs:// in the URL. If you long press on the button, it shows "Open in Settings.."
But Clicking it says the address is invalid.
