We are not registering any Universal Links. We need to get out of the app and open an URL in any available browser, not come back to our app. I hope this makes sense? :D Thank you!

Reproducing the issue is easy. Just copy the code from the initial description in a project and launch it on any iOS 26.2+ device after deleting Safari from it. It is not possible to delete Safari from any simulator. I think this issue has nothing to do with my app universal links. I don't know what disabling the link and checking swctutils file means...

Hi Albert, Thank you for the reply. I don't think the issue is related to universal links, as I am not trying to redirect to my app/any app specifically. I am trying to open an URL from my app, which should redirect the user to any browser that is installed on the user's device. This is what I would expect UIApplication.shared.open("https://www.apple.com") to do. I added a hotfix, by prefixing the URL with known browsers' universal links, but that is not really scalable and it won't cover all browsers. Example: UIApplication.shared.open("knownAppScheme://www.apple.com") The Notes app opens https://www.apple.com successfully in any other browser even if Safari is not installed on a device using iOS 26.0+.

... and yes apparently you can completely delete Safari from iOS 26.0. Is this a bug as well, I don't know. What I know is that some of my users are blocked in my app because of this.

Hello, Have you found a fix for this issue? Apple does not seem to respond to this problem. I have also tried to switch to builtInTripleCamera and builtInDualCamera, but no luck. Thank you!

I have the same error in xCode 13.1 while trying to run Vision in UnitTests. Did you find any solution meanwhile?