I think this is how you'd register to receive the data: https://developer.android.com/training/s...ceive.html (and remember, it only works right now with Chrome 55 and later on Android, which I think is currently the Beta version (seems to be used by a few tens of users per day). So you'd need to visit my site with that browser and then click on the Share link at the top, and you should get a popup of a list of applications (email, etc.)... if it's not working let me know and I'll play with it). I assume it will come in as mimetype text/plain (I implemented this: https://developers.google.com/web/update...ator-share ), though I'm not really positive, and will have both a title and text in addition to the url (you can look at the 'function M()' in mini.js to see what it actually sets).
The other way to import would be to let someone copy and paste a link into a text field, and parse that (generally, you could just look for the existence of 'name=share&' and take everything after that token). That's obviously more clicks for the user but supports more use cases (like moving their checklist from a desktop computer's browser). If you have good ideas about how to smooth the export process from my end, I'm listening; a copy-and-paste link is the best and most-foolproof method I've been able to come up with but it's certainly a little cumbersome.
'mini.ixbyix.com' is probably the only good unique name to use to identify my site, if you add an export link. No need for any sort of referral tracking code (you could use any sort of nonsense parameter, and the javascript would just ignore it, but I'm not planning on doing anything to look for that so it would just be silently ignored).
The other way to import would be to let someone copy and paste a link into a text field, and parse that (generally, you could just look for the existence of 'name=share&' and take everything after that token). That's obviously more clicks for the user but supports more use cases (like moving their checklist from a desktop computer's browser). If you have good ideas about how to smooth the export process from my end, I'm listening; a copy-and-paste link is the best and most-foolproof method I've been able to come up with but it's certainly a little cumbersome.
'mini.ixbyix.com' is probably the only good unique name to use to identify my site, if you add an export link. No need for any sort of referral tracking code (you could use any sort of nonsense parameter, and the javascript would just ignore it, but I'm not planning on doing anything to look for that so it would just be silently ignored).