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I am implementing Firebase Dynamic Links in an Android project and I have noticed that the diagram that they provide for a link shows different behavior when typing the link in a browser and when clicking on it. You can see an example below. Why is that and can I make typing behave the same as clicking on a link?
You cannot. Assuming you are using Chrome, this is a design limitation from the Chrome team. You can read more about it here