I have followed a several bewildering sets of instruction, but have so far not been able to acquire the google fonts api key. I have navigated to the Developers Console, selected a Project, then to - APIs & auth - APIs. There are dozens upon dozens of API's to choose from, but NOT ONE that is either 'Google Fonts API' or 'Web Fonts Developer API' or indeed anything that contains the words 'Font' & 'API.' Truly frustrating. Can anyone help?
Thanks
Google Fonts are available free without an API key, at the link below:
https://www.google.com/fonts
Simply select the fonts you need, and add it to collection. A little panel should show up at the bottom of your screen. On the upper-right corner of the panel, click on "Use", and about halfway down the page you'll find the code snippet for you to use. Again, no API key is needed.
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I'm developing web application which uses Zoom API. In this application users are to be able to go to the specific Zoom meeting. Currently, we are using HTTPS-based links but Zoom provides very low-quality user experience with whose links. How to redirect users to zoomus:// meetings? I found Zoom Documentation such links exist. And found no information about format of those links.
So, the questions I have:
What is the format of zoomus:// URL-schema links
What is the format of Zoom deep links
Is there any API which allows to get a direct Zoom app link for a meeting.
When going via an HTTPS link the web browser then opens a zoommtg:// link which opens the Zoom app. I've not found any documentation for the schema, but looking at the URLs they're of the form:
zoommtg://zoom.us/join?action=join&confno=<number>&pwd=<password>
Sites like https://streeteasy.com/ and https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/ incorporate the same UI that allows you to log-in using Google Auth with one click. The photo below shows an example.
Since many sites have this identical UI, I assume there is some Google/Firebase mode, but I do not see documentation related to this.
Perhaps this link in the html provides some help in figuring this out? ux_mode=popup I am familiar with, but ui_mode=card I am not. https://accounts.google.com/gsi/iframe/select?client_id=388036620207-3uolk1hv6ta7p3r9l6s3bobifh086qe1.apps.googleusercontent.com&ux_mode=popup&ui_mode=card&as=al2HYo2TiehJpHITNY8fJQ&channel_id=9384f02a26b236ce29c0acab5000e8c656b9bbfb3202c094cd65f92e2468d6a3&origin=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.geeksforgeeks.org
This UI use "One tap sign-in and sign-up" of Google. Is very easy, the URL with complete integration and implementation is:
https://developers.google.com/identity/one-tap/web/guides/get-google-api-clientid
I found the solution in
Documentation for the automatic "Continue as" Google popup
We generate quick links in our iOS app that are supposed to point to specific content within the app. When a quick link is shared via a messaging app that supports preview snippets, we want the snippet to display custom content depending on the parameters passed when our iOS app generates a link.
For example, user wants to share an audio, the app generates a link which is then posted in a messaging app or social media. We want the preview snippet to reflect specific title/subtitle and image related to that audio.
We use a custom domain name for Branch links if that matters.
What is the right way to achieve this?
You can use Link Preview for achieving this functionality. It will enable the link to display content as a preview card in Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, iMessage, etc. This card can contain a title, description and image (that you append in the link as OG Tags such as $og_title, $og_description, and $og_image_url) .
What technical requirements or methods do I need to implement to make my app appear in the URL browser under "app Store" suggestions in safari? This is what happens if I am typing in "slack" straight into the url bar of safari. It also appears if I haven't installed slack at all --> that's what I would like to implement as well.
Is that a auto suggestion-tool by safari which we can not influence at all?
Any hints to make that happen? Here's an image of Slack on Safari:
Thanks a lot!
These suggestions are known as Safari or Siri Suggestions, and appear to be controlled solely by Apple/Safari itself.
One source on Quora says,
“Siri Suggested Websites” are search results that come directly from Apple’s own search engine, based on websites they’ve crawled and indexed. It’s not based on your search history (or even anything you’ve done with Siri).
I wonder if your app would show up as a Suggestion if it was unique or popular enough in Apple's search indices...
I'm working with Gigya's Share Bar javascript api and am having an issue with google plus sharing. I have separate UserAction objects for facebook, twitter and google plus to display different text and linkbacks. I'm adding a media item (image) to the facebook and google plus actions to share that image along with the text. Facebook is sharing the correct image, however, google plus is displaying a different image. I have no idea where this image is coming from. Text and link are correct on both, but the image is frustratingly incorrect.
Has anyone encountered an issue like this? Is there something different that must be done for google plus shares?
Test your target URL with Google's structured data testing tool.
Read the snippet documentation to understand how the Google crawler determines what to use in the share preview.