We have an app where we have custom authentication working. Users can sign in and sign out successfully. We want everyone who signs in successfully to have full access to all the app content, and those that aren't signed in will have access to only some content.Since we don't need to keep track of w...

I sent you a couple of example URLs directly.

Kirk, yes I'm indeed using the latest version of Adobe Reader for Android.

Kirk, based on the info you provided, I did some more testing. It turns out that links to public PDFs on a Web server from an HTML article do work fine in an Android app, and if Acrobat Reader or other PDF renderer is installed on the Device, the reader is launched and the PDF is displayed. But, thi...

Hey thanks Bob! I never noticed this one in the docs. Its there, I just missed it. Thanks for pointing it out.

I have several HTML articles that work great in AEM Mobile. But some of them contain links that we would like to open in the device browser, instead of the built-in app browser. Is there any way to do this?

I have InDesign and HTML articles that contain a link to a PDF on a web server. When the link is tapped on an iOS device or the Web viewer, the PDF displays fine. But on Android devices the in-app browser is launched, but nothing displays. Setting the link to open in the device browser works fine on...

OK, I found the answer...here it is. Maybe this will help someone else out. The "Bundle ID" field in Project Settings > Access > Entitlement & Authentication apparently has be be filled in with the app ID. The text by this field is misleading. It says that if you don't include the bundle ID here, th...

I'm working with a customer where we have implemented a simple entitlement server using the sample source code available here: Set up an entitlement service for AEM Mobile appsThe signin process and restricted distribution is working great on our iOS and Android apps, but not on the Desktop Web View...

Thanks Andrei. Can you tell me if this is on the roadmap?