I drive a large % of my website traffic from social platforms like TikTok & Instagram. The problem is both of these platforms REALLY want to keep users in their app. So the user continues to browse my WeWeb site in the crappy TikTok/Instagram browser. This is especially costly because these in-app browsers don’t use deep linking. So if a user clicks a link to buy an Amazon product, they are taken to Amazon’s website in that browser that they have never signed in before. A traditional browser like Chrome/Safari knows to redirect the mobile user to the corresponding app on their phone (assuming they have it installed).
Is there a way within WeWeb to indentify these types of browsers? That would allow me to either try and force them out of the browser or, if nothing else, display a popup informing them that they are using a crappy browser and that to proceed they just need to click the three dots at the top to "Open in Browser) which both TikTok & Instagram allow.
If I can’t figure that out, my last resort is to simply create a custom page that I link to from these platforms (like domain.com/tiktok) and it’s dedicated to telling the user that they need to click those three dots to switch to a proper browser. The downside of this approach is I’d only be able to link to a single page, whereas right now I can use a bio link service to link to as many of my pages as I want, making it easier for the user to find what they are looking for.