Firebase Dynamic Links custom domain

Open the Dynamic Links page of the Firebase console. If you haven’t used Dynamic Links before, click Get Started. Otherwise, click Add URL prefix from the drop-down menu. Then, complete the setup wizard, specifying the domain and path prefix you want to use when prompted.

Go to the Firebase console and select your project. From the project overview page, under the text Get started by adding Firebase to your app, select web . If you already have an app added to the project, you may not see this text; instead, navigate to the settings page of your existing app or select add app.

First, the definitions: page URL, on which we host your opt-ins for you (e.g. your-business-name. ck. page). A custom domain is a domain, or subdomain, that you own and want to use for your opt-ins (e.g. yourdomain.com or pages.yourdomain.com).

Scroll down in ‘Manage Site’ and create a new site, then deploy there. You can’t change your domain, but you can change the host ! You can make as many sites as you want.

Step 1: Go to firebase console and check your project. Step 2: Click Hosting Link from the left side and you can see your default website deployed. Step 3: Click Connect Domain link from the page. Step 4: Add Domain name in the connect custom domain popup.

Set up your domain for Hosting

For serving your content, Firebase offers several domain and subdomain options: By default, every Firebase project has subdomains at no cost on the web. app and firebaseapp.com domains . These two sites serve the same deployed content and configuration.