I can provide the exact code or registry file you need to get your protocol running.
A custom URL protocol (also known as a deep link or URI scheme) tells the operating system to open a specific program when a link is clicked. For example: mailto: opens your email client. zoommtg: launches a Zoom meeting. slack: opens the Slack desktop app.
If your .exe doesn't open, ensure it is designed to handle the %1 argument, which represents the full URL clicked. If you'd like to move forward, tell me: What specific program are you trying to launch?
Attackers often bundle malicious code into small utility .exe files.
You need a program that accepts arguments. When a user clicks my-app://open-file , the browser sends that string to your .exe .
Replace my-app with your desired prefix and the path with your actual .exe location. Security Warning: Avoid Suspicious Downloads
If you are looking to "download" or build a handler, you are essentially creating a bridge between the browser and your computer. Here is how the process works:
I can provide the exact code or registry file you need to get your protocol running.
A custom URL protocol (also known as a deep link or URI scheme) tells the operating system to open a specific program when a link is clicked. For example: mailto: opens your email client. zoommtg: launches a Zoom meeting. slack: opens the Slack desktop app. custom url protocol.exe download
If your .exe doesn't open, ensure it is designed to handle the %1 argument, which represents the full URL clicked. If you'd like to move forward, tell me: What specific program are you trying to launch? I can provide the exact code or registry
Attackers often bundle malicious code into small utility .exe files. zoommtg: launches a Zoom meeting
You need a program that accepts arguments. When a user clicks my-app://open-file , the browser sends that string to your .exe .
Replace my-app with your desired prefix and the path with your actual .exe location. Security Warning: Avoid Suspicious Downloads
If you are looking to "download" or build a handler, you are essentially creating a bridge between the browser and your computer. Here is how the process works: