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fix: use window.location.href for Amber NIP-55 intent (not window.open)

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window.open(..., '_blank') opens a new browser tab instead of firing
the Android intent — causing Amber's "malformed request" error.

Per NIP-55 spec the correct method is window.location.href = url,
which triggers the nostrsigner: intent that Amber is registered to handle.

Co-authored-by: shakespeare.diy <assistant@shakespeare.diy>
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shakespeare.diy 2026-07-03 14:17:51 +07:00
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@ -300,22 +300,15 @@ function buildCallbackUrl(): string {
/**
* Navigate to an Amber nostrsigner: URL.
*
* Amber has two code paths depending on how it receives the intent:
* Per NIP-55, web clients must navigate directly to the nostrsigner: URI
* using window.location.href. This fires an Android intent that Amber
* intercepts via its registered nostrsigner: scheme handler.
*
* 1. NATIVE path (no Browser.EXTRA_APPLICATION_ID): reads type from
* intent EXTRAS — not set when coming from a WebView URL navigation.
*
* 2. WEB/BROWSER path (Browser.EXTRA_APPLICATION_ID present): reads type
* from URL query params — set when a browser/WebView opens a URL.
*
* We need the WEB path. window.open('url', '_blank') causes the WebView
* to open the URL as a browser navigation, which sets
* Browser.EXTRA_APPLICATION_ID and routes Amber to parse our URL params.
* DO NOT use window.open(..., '_blank') — that opens a new tab/window
* instead of firing the intent, which is what caused "malformed request".
*/
function openAmberUrl(url: string): void {
// _blank triggers the browser intent path in Android WebView,
// which sets Browser.EXTRA_APPLICATION_ID so Amber reads URL query params.
window.open(url, '_blank');
window.location.href = url;
}
/**