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bvenhaus
Dec 14, 2021Copper Contributor
The ms-appinstaller protocol has been disabled.
I just found out that users can no longer install my MSIX from my website. This is a WPF application packaged with "Windows Application Packaging Project" (wapproj). When users click the "Get the app...
- Dec 15, 2021
bvenhaus Thank you for your question. We removed the ms-appinstaller custom scheme due to a security vulnerability. We do intend to bring this back, and are working on it. For now, you can update the link on your website by removing 'ms-appinstaller:?source='
<html> <body> <h1> MyApp Web Page </h1> <a href="http://mywebservice.azureedge.net/HubApp.msix"> Install app package </a> <a href="http://mywebservice.azureedge.net/HubAppBundle.msixbundle"> Install app bundle </a> <a href="http://mywebservice.azureedge.net/HubAppSet.appinstaller"> Install related set </a> </body> </html>
ernie
Jan 14, 2022Copper Contributor
Dian Hartono
Jan 14, 2022Microsoft
Hi all, we are actively working to enable the feature as soon as we can. We do not have a timeline yet that we can share externally for when the feature will be enabled again. We'll update this thread and our tech community of the solution soon.
- ChreesMApr 25, 2022Brass ContributorThis is more important than any other software development feature that Microsoft could possibly provide right now. We have no interest in any new Visual Studio updates, frameworks, or UI ideas until you can provide us with the very basic task of updating our deployed software. The lack of action on Microsoft's part indicates that they do not understand the severity of this problem.
- hrb-2Jan 17, 2022Brass Contributor@Dian Could I recommend starting a new thread on this topic led/initiated by you. The fact that there is progress being made is getting lost because it falls after 3 pages of frustration posts in this item.