🚀 New Mini App feature: `openMiniApp()`

You can now open another Mini App from within your own, enabling seamless navigation between apps.

When you call `openMiniApp(url)`, your app closes and the target Mini App opens, with your domain passed along as the referrer

🚀 New Mini App feature: `openMiniApp()`

You can now open another Mini App from within your own, enabling seamless navigation between apps.

When you call `openMiniApp(url)`, your app closes and the target Mini App opens, with your domain passed along as the referrer

https://miniapps.farcaster.xyz/docs/sdk/actions/open-miniapp

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🔄 `openMiniApp` vs `openUrl`
	
- `openUrl` opens a link in an external browser (you don’t know what happens next)
- `openMiniApp` opens a verified Mini App within the ecosystem and passes along referrer info to the new Mini App

Some interesting use cases this unlocks:

- Portfolio Mini Apps: create hubs that link out to multiple other Mini Apps in a seamless flow
- Ad Networks: Build Mini App-based ads that link to another app. The destination app can track where users came from via launch context and referrer data

Will the back button if enabled allow one to go back to the previous mini app?

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IMO back button is lovely for not loosing control flow as the aggregating mini app / referrer unless you want to

So could be a enable back button type prop

This could be even nice if the back button is forced to the opening mini app as if the creator has no control over the opening app