Deeplinks in our Mobile (native) application work fine from email clients such as Gmail and Outlook with a default browser such as Safari. If the app is already installed, clicking the link launches it. However, when we click on the same link from Outlook email with the default browser, Edge, it opens directly in the browser, because any external links in Outlook email route through safe links, which prevents deep linking to the APP. The current behavior is as follows: When Safari is the default browser, the process works seamlessly, and the app opens directly. outlook->deep link pressed -> redirect to safari ->opens the app if already installed However, when Microsoft Edge is set as the default browser, it opens the App Store link in a popover, with an option to open the app if installed. outlook->deep link pressed -> redirect to Edge->opens the app store inside edge even app already installed Note : outlook is enforcing safe link policies and also App protection policies. I would like to achieve the same behavior with Microsoft Edge as with Safari, where the app opens directly rather than redirecting to the App Store. Is there a specific configuration or workaround to ensure that Microsoft Edge, when set as the default browser, opens the app directly instead of redirecting to the App Store? Any insights or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. I am expecting that this safe link works the same as works with a safari in iOS Devices. I have also tried this - https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/intune/apps/app-protection-policy-settings-ios#exempt-universal-links but not working I'd appreciate it if you could assist me with this matter as soon as possible. How to handle deep links in Outlook when using a default browser like Edge