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LinkLint supports Apple AASA, Android Asset Links, OIDC and OAuth settings. It checks whether files exist, whether their format is valid, whether App IDs match and whether URL rules apply.

The file may only work after a redirect, fallback path, HTTP request or retry. LinkLint warns you because a direct HTTPS response is the expected setup.

PASS means the check passed. WARNING means the file works but should be improved. FAIL means there is a clear problem. NOT CONFIGURED means the expected file was not found. UNKNOWN means there is not enough information.

Not always. The final behavior also depends on the App settings, signature, installation state, system cache and user settings.

No. App Store and Google Play information only helps identify the App. It does not change the link configuration result.

The App may not be available in the selected region, or the store may be temporarily unavailable. Google Play page changes can also require a parser update.

First check the domain or issuer you entered. Then review the HTTP status, redirects and response. Finally, confirm the Bundle ID, Package Name or certificate fingerprint.