Abstract: Techniques are described for validating stateful app links. Validation can be performed when stateful app links are created, activated, shared, or at other times. Validation can be performed to determine whether a stateful app link has a dependency on a resource external to the mobile application. Validation can also be performed to detect other issues, such as security issues, privacy issues, or other issues.

Abstract: Techniques are described for dynamically generating stateful app links. For example, page launcher events can be intercepted during user interaction with a mobile application. During the interaction, a request can be received to dynamically generate a stateful app link to a current page of the mobile application. In response to the request, a stateful app link to the current page can be created. The stateful app link can then be output. When the stateful app link is activated later, it returns to the current page of the mobile application. In some implementations, user interface events are also captured and used when creating the stateful app link.

Abstract: Techniques are described for validating stateful app links. Validation can be performed when stateful app links are created, activated, shared, or at other times. Validation can be performed to determine whether a stateful app link has a dependency on a resource external to the mobile application. Validation can also be performed to detect other issues, such as security issues, privacy issues, or other issues.