Open YouTube links in the app, not the in-app browser
When you share a YouTube link on social media, it opens in a slow in-app browser where your fans aren't logged in. OnLynk fixes that: your link opens straight in YouTube, ready to go.
The in-app browser problem
Instagram, TikTok and other apps open your YouTube link inside their own webview. It's slow, your fans aren't logged in, and many give up before they act.
How OnLynk opens YouTube
OnLynk detects YouTube and the visitor's device, then opens your link directly in the YouTube app where they're already logged in. One tap, no friction.
No app installed? No problem.
If YouTube isn't installed, OnLynk opens the visitor's own browser (Safari, Chrome) instead of the social app's in-app browser, so they still arrive logged in, with their session intact.
Works with links like
https://youtube.com/...
Open your YouTube links in the app
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