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Implementing an implicit intent
I'm currently working on an Android application that focuses on scanning QR codes in which I'm using this library. Upon launch, the application returns the URL of the scanned QR code like so. However, my question revolves around how I can take this returned result and then launch it into a web browser on the device. I'm merely confused as to why the implementation shown near the bottom in the following code doesn't appear to launch the returned result from the QR code right into the web browser
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