We have tried to solve a similar use case with adding TargetApplicationBundleIdentifier = com.apple.mobilesafari to force to open a Web Clip in Safari, but it does not work. We can force to open a Web Clip in Edge (TargetApplicationBundleIdentifier = com.microsoft.msedge) or Chrome (TargetApplicationBundleIdentifier = com.google.chrome.ios) regardless of the set default web browser, but it never works with TargetApplicationBundleIdentifier = com.apple.mobilesafari - In this case the Web Clip still opens in the set default web browser. Maybe this is a bug, or com.apple.mobilesafari is the wrong Bundle Identifier for Safari for iOS? (Test environment: Ivanti Endpoint Manager Mobile v 11.10, iOS devices iOS 16.6)
Franz_Stadler
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