Possibility to programmatically dismiss an InApp Message
See original GitHub issueWhat feature would you like to see?
The possibility to programmatically dismiss an InApp Message
How would you use it?
FirebaseInAppMessaging.getInstance().dismissAll();
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- Created 2 years ago
- Comments:9 (6 by maintainers)
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@MarceloMaia2 Thanks for the gentle reminder. I’ve filed this internally and I’m waiting for one of our engineers to take a look at it. We’ll update this thread when a response comes in.
@thatfiredev When we are dealing with sessions. An in-app-message interrupts the user and for example, he can block the smartphone and when he unblocks (2/3 minutes after), the application will send him to the login page, due to expiration session and the in-app-message is still going to be active.