rafalbednarczuk

@cowtowncoder Do you have any other solution? Do you plan to add this feature or should I compile my own fork?

Let me know where to put the code and I will work on it.

I think it's a matter of how a specific browser handles opening app links. To make firefox handle app links the same as chrome you have to ``` Tap Settings....

``` import 'package:tdlib/src/api/functions.dart'; import 'package:tdlib/tdlib.dart' as td; import 'main.reflectable.dart'; void main() async { initializeReflectable(); // Create a client final client = td.TelegramClient("/home/rafal/telegram/"); client.setTdLibParams( apiId: MY_API_ID, apiHash: MY_API_HASH, deviceModel: "Nexus 5",...

Do you have any idea? I can't go forward anywhere with this bug.

@periodicaidan Can you push somewhere the new project you created? So I can clone, change my tdlib path and try to run?

@periodicaidan I don't see any new commits nor any new repositories on your github.

I executed it as Dart command line application and gives me the same error. What platform are you executing on?

If the project's minimum iOS version is at least 10.0, then workaround is to treat the device as supporting badges without calling `isAppBadgeSupported()`. That's because badges are supported on iOS...

has conflicts with the current codebase, changing how the current UI looks like instead of adding an option to include some changes.