Is this still reproducible for anyone? I just tested on Windows 11 and Windows 10, and I can't reproduce in either. In Windows 10 (matching the user's environment), I'm using a brand-new installation of Windows 10 with a brand new Firefox 132.0.2 installation. * If I tap the "Download" button (per STR), it downloads an .exe file. (If I launch that .exe, I get a self-contained installer that downloads and launches WhatsApp.) The store does not open. * and just for completeness -- if I do explicitly tap the Windows-store-icon button, it spawns a prompt from Firefox asking me if I want to allow the Windows store app to handle these links. The app only launches if I click "Open Link" in that prompt. If I leave "Always allow" unchecked, then I get the same prompt again the next time I tap the Windows-store button. So: I think everything is working-as-expected now, unless I'm misunderstanding something?
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Is this still reproducible for anyone? I just tested on Windows 11 and Windows 10, and I can't reproduce in either. In Windows 10 (matching the user's environment), I'm using a brand-new installation of Windows 10 with a brand new Firefox 132.0.2 installation. * If I tap the "Download" button (per STR), it downloads an .exe file. (If I launch that .exe, I get a self-contained installer that downloads and launches a standalone WhatsApp app.) The store does not open at any point. * and just for completeness -- if I do explicitly tap the Windows-store-icon button, it spawns a prompt from Firefox asking me if I want to allow the Windows store app to handle these links. The app only launches if I click "Open Link" in that prompt. If I leave "Always allow" unchecked, then I get the same prompt again the next time I tap the Windows-store button. So: I think everything is working-as-expected now, unless I'm misunderstanding something?