Safari cannot open the page because the address is invalid about react-native-azure-auth

[vmurin]

No, it's not possible. You cannot claim support for some well-known URL schemes, including http, https, mailto, tel, sms, facetime, and facetime-audio. The system directs well-known types of URLs to the corresponding system apps and well-known http–based URLs to specific apps, such as Maps, YouTube, and Music. So the goal of the custom URL scheme is to bind it unambiguously with you app. Therefor the URL scheme must be unique. As an unique ID your bundle identifier works very well. But it could be also something short like "foo" ;)

There are two solutions for this error from MS on the page you posted. But I suppose the described use case is not exactly yours. The error message could be shown probably in other cases too.
Also double check the format of call back URI in the app registration portal.

[vmurin]

Hi Alex,

Thanks for your question.
I have just updated the readme section ' iOS config' - take a look on it. I think the relevant part for your issue is:

Attention: The <string> value for CFBundleURLSchemes key should be the literal value of the Bundle Identifier with no $ variables, for example: com.my-domain.native-app

Try to change the CFBundleURLSchemes and probably CFBundleIdentifier too accordingly and let me know if it works now.

[AlexeyPronin]

Thank you, close

[dfernandes83]

Hi @vmurin !!
Even following all steps from the documentation, I'm getting an error (iOS app). Some researches makes me believe that will not be possible to perform this URL access using the bundleidentifier, once the mobile is managed by the company and block this kind of address. Is there any way to change it to use https://com.my-domain.native-app/ios/callback instead of com.my-domain.native-app://com.my-domain.native-app/ios/callback?
Here is the reference page about that error: [https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4487249/safari-cannot-open-the-page-because-address-is-invalid-error-when-open]

[AntonBorovoi]

Hi @vmurin
I am getting the same error Safari cannot open the page because the address is invalid on iOS versions less then 14.5
I applied #118 for all iOS versions and it seems to work fine

Do you have any idea why it happens?

[vmurin]

Hi @AntonBorovoi

Sorry, I did not get deep in details what was changed in the versions after 14.5 but in any case the PR #118 was merged couple months ago so you actually did need to apply it directly - just update the version of the library :)