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How to open a URL in Safari in Swift

A step by step tutorial on opening a webpage in Safari from an iOS, iPadOS or MacOS app.

The following tutorial builds on our Open Source Swift starter project, which can be downloaded using the link below, and walks you through how to open up a URL in a native Safari browser when a user presses a custom button on an app using Swift.

We recommend downloading our Open Source project, checking out the main branch and carrying out the steps outlined below. All relevant changes can be found on the tutorial/open-url branch.

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Step One: Create the button

Create the button that opens the URL.

For a tutorial on how to create a custom button in Swift, please consult the article linked below.

Step Two: Create the URL Constant

In the Constants.swift file under Models / Constants, add your url as a constant.

Please note that this is optional but recommended.

Step Three: Open the URL

In CustomUIView+UI.swift , in the onRelease callback from the custom button - or in the location that your button action takes place - open up the URL using the code below.

Please replace YOUR_URL with the constant created in Step Two.

Step Four: Verify

Run the app in XCode and press the button to confirm that the webpage opens in Safari.

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SFSafariViewController in SwiftUI: Open webpages in-app

Creating a swiftui wrapper for sfsafariviewcontroller.

• makeUIViewController which will be called to create the UIViewController instance
• updateUIViewController which will be called to update the state of the UIViewController with new information from SwiftUI

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WebView in SwiftUI

There will be a time when you want to open up web content in your apps . For example, you might want to open up your terms and conditions, privacy policy, or direct users to your home page.

When we want to open web content in UIKit , we can do it in three ways .

• Open the Safari app . This will direct users out of your app to the Safari app .
• Using SFSafariViewController . This is a built-in browser that gives you the same experience as the Safari app, but you can open it within your app .
• Using WKWebView . This is the most flexible one . You can create your own in-app browser with custom controls using WKWebView .

The bad news is SwiftUI doesn't support all of that .

It only supports the first case, which is open up web content in the Safari app .

In this article, we will learn what SwiftUI supported and how to overcome the limitation with UIViewRepresentable .

How to open a URL in Safari

SwiftUI has a Link control that opens a web page from the specified URL .

You can think of it as a button where the action opens up the destination URL on the Safari app.

Here is how it looks.

It will open up an external browser when tapped.

Customization

Link is just a normal control. You can use it like other controls.

In the following example, we use it inside a list view and change its color to black with .foregroundColor(.black) .

Link got the same treatment when presenting inside a list view, just like a Button .

A link label doesn't need to be text.

You can use any view to represent your link by using another form of initializer that accepts a view builder .

Here is an example where I use an image as a link label .

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How to open a WebView in SwiftUI

As mentioned earlier, the current version of SwiftUI (iOS 16) doesn't have native support of WKWebView or SFSafariViewController , so we don't have a native way to present an in-app browser in SwiftUI .

To present an in-app web view in your app, you need help from UIKit and UIViewRepresentable .

There are many ways to do this, and there is no right or wrong. I will give you an easy implementation to integrate WKWebView into a SwiftUI app.

Here is how to do it.

Bridging WKWebView to SwiftUI using UIViewRepresentable

First, we need to change WKWebView into the format that SwiftUI understands.

We can do this by using UIViewRepresentable . If you are not familiar with this protocol, you can read more about it in How to use UIView in SwiftUI .

We create a new SwiftUI View, WebView , which uses WKWebView under the hood.

1 We declare a url property to store a URL we want to open. 2 makeUIView() is a required method from UIViewRepresentable . We return UIView that we want to bridge from the method. In this case, it is WKWebView . 3 updateUIView() is another requred method. This method gets called when there is a state change. In this case, we load a new URL if there is a change .

With this simple implementation, we can use WKWebView in our SwiftUI app.

Use WKWebView in SwiftUI

After you create UIViewRepresentable , you can use it like a normal SwiftUI view.

As an example, we will present a web view using a sheet presentation.

1 Declare isPresentWebView to control the presentation of the sheet. 2 Present the sheet when the button is tapped. 3 Present WebView with the URL that you want. In this case, I wrap it inside a NavigationStack and add a navigation title, but you don't need to do this.

Here is the result.

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Create the SFSafariViewWrapper below. It'll conform to a UIViewControllerRepresentable. It takes a URL as an argument. We're also adding two functions to this ViewWrapper : a makeUIViewController and an updateUIViewController , which are required when creating a UIViewControllerRepresentable .

Create state

Go to ContentView . In here, we'll create a private state called showSafari and we'll toggle it to show the web page in Safari, on top of our view.

Open Safari

In the body of ContentView , we'll change the text Hello, world to Open Design+Code in Safari .

OnTapGesture of that Text, we'll toggle the showSafari state.

When showSafari is true, we'll show a fullScreenCover . The content of that fullScreenCover is the SFSafariViewWrapper we created at the beginning. This takes a url as an argument, so we'll create a URL for designcode.io .

And voilà! You now have created a built-in Safari browser inside of your application when users try to open a link.

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