Prevent navigation outside of allowed URLs and some minor improvements #7
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- Adds `allowedUrlPrefixes` to control which URLs the user is allowed to navigate to and prevent them from leaving an intended part of the internetPrevents navigation outside of allowed URL prefixes - Updates README, documents customisable values and makes it a bit more n00b friendly - Fixes a couple of typos and gramatical issues in `strings.xml`
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Thank you for your contributions. I guess you may want keep https://successtar.github.io as the default url and the only allowed url. |
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allowedUrlPrefixesto control which URLs the user is allowed to navigate to and prevent them from leaving an intended part of the internetPrevents navigation outside of allowed URL prefixesstrings.xmlNotes
Thanks so much for this example project, it was just what I needed. I made some small changes that may be useful to others and fixes a couple of minor spelling issues.