Is your browser a webview? Find out instantly.
This page detects whether you're inside an in-app browser and shows exactly what's broken there.
Why this matters for creators
If your audience taps your bio link inside Instagram or another app, they see this broken environment — logged out, no payment sheet, no app hand-off. That's why link clicks convert worse than they should. Where an app lets a page hand itself on (verified today on iPhone for Instagram, Facebook, WhatsApp, Threads, Telegram and X), a link can do that for your visitors; how it works under the hood is in our technical escape guide.
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Create your free link →Frequently asked questions
How does this page detect an in-app browser?
It checks the user agent for the markers social apps inject (Instagram, Barcelona for Threads, FBAN/FBAV for Facebook and others) and additionally checks for window.webkit.messageHandlers, which apps expose inside iOS WKWebViews.
Why does it matter if I'm in a webview?
In-app browsers have no saved passwords, no Apple Pay or Google Pay, no extensions and no logged-in sessions — so logins, checkouts and app hand-offs that work in Safari or Chrome silently fail there.
Can I make my own links escape the webview automatically?
Yes. A plugwith.me link hands iPhone visitors from Instagram, Facebook, WhatsApp, Threads, Telegram and X to a real browser; some of those apps show their own confirmation first, such as Instagram's “open outside Instagram” dialog.