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Re:Everyone knows all the apps on your phone by WesolyKubeczek on Sunday March 30, 2025 @04:18AM (#43522375)
What happens when you visit whatever URL is being wrapped?
Re:Everyone knows all the apps on your phone by whstl on Sunday March 30, 2025 @06:10AM (#43522932)
IME those apps often have the HTML/JS embedded, so you would have to extract the contents, host them somewhere and proxy the API calls.
Re:Everyone knows all the apps on your phone by IshKebab on Sunday March 30, 2025 @04:26AM (#43522423)
I dunno, I haven't reverse engineered it to find the URL. But I would imagine it gets confused about authentication.
Re:Everyone knows all the apps on your phone by donalhunt on Sunday March 30, 2025 @05:17AM (#43522701)
Would put money it on it using something like '?device_verified=1'.
Re:Everyone knows all the apps on your phone by pasc1878 on Sunday March 30, 2025 @09:49AM (#43524183)
You go to the nhs webpage and it works in the same way.

Login is better on the iOS app as you can use touch id/faceId and not userid/password also the webpage asks for cookies as it can't seem to remember the choice

Re:Everyone knows all the apps on your phone by IshKebab on Sunday March 30, 2025 @01:18PM (#43525792)
Really? What's the URL that would allow me to see test results and book appointments?
Re:Everyone knows all the apps on your phone by pasc1878 on Monday March 31, 2025 @05:07AM (#43532802)
Unfortunately that seems to depend on who did the test or your GP.

There seem to be sites for your GP (which mine does via a .nhs.uk domain it used to be via https://account.patientaccess.com/ which still shows appointments but does not allow booking but still allows requests for repeat prescriptions.) or hospital portal for results.