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By default, Custom Tabs launch as a full-window activity. Starting in Chrome 107, you can use partial Custom Tabs to specify a different launch height in portrait mode such that users can multitask by interacting with your app while viewing web content. Users can expand the Custom Tab to full-screen by dragging the toolbar handle up and restore the initial launch height by dragging the handle down.

For large screens or devices in landscape mode, starting with Chrome 120, you can specify, a maximum launch width to show a partial Custom Tab in a side sheet. By setting a break point, you can decide when to launch a partial Custom Tab in a bottom or a side sheet.

• Specifying the initial activity height won't have an effect if the default browser does not support partial Custom Tabs. In this case, the intent extra will be ignored and the Custom Tab will span the complete display height.
• CustomTabColorScheme.navigationBarColor and CustomTabColorScheme.navigationBarDividerColor properties don't work when building an intent for a partial Custom Tab. This is because they inherit the host app's color scheme for the user interface properties above. You will be responsible for ensuring visual consistency for these properties before launching a Custom Tab.

To be able to use partial Custom Tabs you needs to:

• start a new browser session using a CustomTabsServiceConnection and pass it to the Custom Tabs intent or

• start the Custom Tab activity using startActivityForResult().

Combine both approaches if you want a fast startup in case the service connection has not been established yet.

To turn a Custom Tab into a partial Custom Tab, define the initial launch height in pixels by calling the CustomTabBuilder class’s setInitialActivityHeightPx() method. By default, the partial Custom Tab is resizable, but you can pass ACTIVITY\_HEIGHT\_FIXED to disable this behavior:

new CustomTabsBuilder().setInitialActivityHeightPx(
    400,
    ACTIVITY_HEIGHT_FIXED
);

To configure the side sheet behavior, define the initial launch width in pixels by calling the CustomTabBuilder class’s setInitialActivityWidthPx() method.

By default, the partial Custom Tab is resizable, but you can pass ACTIVITY\_HEIGHT\_FIXED to disable this behavior:

  CustomTabsIntent.Builder intentBuilder = new CustomTabsIntent.Builder(session)
        .setInitialActivityHeightPx(400)
        .setInitialActivityWidthPx(400);
        .setActivitySideSheetBreakpointDp(800);

The Custom Tab will behave as a side sheet if the screen's width is bigger than the breakpoint value set by setActivitySideSheetBreakpointDp(). If the screen's width is higher than x, the Custom Tab will behave as a side sheet, otherwise it will behave as a bottom sheet. If no breakpoint is specified, set the browser implementation should set as default value 840dp. If x is set to <600dp the browser implementation should default it to 600dp.

CustomTabsSession customTabsSession;

// ...

CustomTabsIntent customTabsIntent = new CustomTabsIntent.Builder(customTabsSession)
   .setInitialActivityHeightPx(500)
    .setInitialActivityWidthPx(400);
    .setActivitySideSheetBreakpointDp(800);
   .setCloseButtonPosition(CustomTabsIntent.CLOSE_BUTTON_POSITION_END)
   // ...
   .build();

customTabsIntent.launchUrl(context, Uri.parse(url))

private ActivityResultLauncher<String> mCustomTabLauncher = registerForActivityResult(new ActivityResultContract<String, Integer>() {
    @Override
    public Integer parseResult(int statusCode, @Nullable Intent intent) {
        return statusCode;
    }

    @NonNull
    @Override
    public Intent createIntent(@NonNull Context context, String url) {
        CustomTabsIntent.Builder builder = new CustomTabsIntent.Builder(customTabsSession)
                .setInitialActivityHeightPx(500)
                .setInitialActivityWidthPx(400);
                .setActivitySideSheetBreakpointDp(800);
                .setCloseButtonPosition(CustomTabsIntent.CLOSE_BUTTON_POSITION_END)
                .setToolbarCornerRadiusDp(10);
        Intent customTabsIntent = builder.build().intent;
        customTabsIntent.setData(Uri.parse(url));
        return customTabsIntent;
    }
}, new ActivityResultCallback<Integer>() {
    @Override
    public void onActivityResult(Integer statusCode) {
       // ...
    }
});

@Override
public void onCreate(@Nullable Bundle savedInstanceState) {
    Button selectButton = findViewById(R.id.select_button);
    selectButton.setOnClickListener(new OnClickListener() {
        @Override
        public void onClick(View view) {
            mCustomTabLauncher.launch(customTabsIntent.intent);
        }
    });
}

Next up: learn how to measure user engagement in your Custom Tabs.

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