[Bug]: ActivityNotFoundException is thrown when no intent can handle the open of the browser

[LisandroDiMeoCntr]

Description

Summary

We have observed users facing an ActivityNotFound exception when a call to login is done. Apparently it happens when the SDK can't detect an application to handle the intent:

Fatal Exception: android.content.ActivityNotFoundException:
       at net.openid.appauth.AuthorizationService.prepareAuthorizationRequestIntent(AuthorizationService.java:555)
       at net.openid.appauth.AuthorizationService.performAuthManagementRequest(AuthorizationService.java:339)
       at net.openid.appauth.AuthorizationService.performAuthorizationRequest(AuthorizationService.java:228)
       at net.openid.appauth.AuthorizationService.performAuthorizationRequest(AuthorizationService.java:175)
       at io.fusionauth.mobilesdk.oauth.OAuthAuthorizationService.authorize(OAuthAuthorizationService.kt:141)
       at <package_name>.FusionAuthManager.login(FusionAuthManager.kt:55)



suspend fun login(successIntent: Intent, cancelIntent: Intent) {
        AuthorizationManager
            .oAuth(context)
            .authorize(
                successIntent,
                OAuthAuthorizeOptions(
                    redirectUri = redirectUri,
                    cancelIntent = cancelIntent.setFlags(Intent.FLAG_ACTIVITY_CLEAR_TOP),
                ),
            )
    }

At the moment, we can catch that exception and present a retry to the user, but it would be great to receive (in the case of a user with no browser available) a message to explain this situation, although it's strange that they don't have a web browser that can handle this.

Affects versions

We are running FA version 0.2.0

Steps to reproduce

In a device with no active browser (for instance, go to chrome and disable it), attempts to call:

AuthorizationManager
            .oAuth(context)
            .authorize(
                successIntent,
                OAuthAuthorizeOptions(
                    redirectUri = redirectUri,
                    cancelIntent = cancelIntent.setFlags(Intent.FLAG_ACTIVITY_CLEAR_TOP),
                ),
            )

will result on ActivityNotFound exception

Expected behavior

It's expected to have either an error from the SDK, or open it on the WebView (should be always available)

Screenshots

No response

Platform

• Device: Any Android w/o active browser. We observed this specially on Samsung devices.
• OS: We observed this on Android > 13

Additional context

No response

[mrudatsprint]

This is not an issue in the iOS (Swift) SDK as Safari is part of the OS, not a separately installable app. It cannot be disabled, uninstalled, or hidden via Settings, simctl, or any supported mechanism.