Thanks for your reply. 1) You are using Arguments not Connections { target: UriHandler; onOpened: { ... } } which means that the UrlHandler only works when the app is first started, not if the application was already running. Please refer to the docs [0] or music app [1] for how this works. A: Good suggestion, will fix in next MR update. 2) The idea is that this will be run from the scope, however you can search for any location in the scope and you can have any set of locations loaded in the weather app. So I could be on London in the scope, then click to open the weather-app and the weather-app could be at Berlin, this would not be very useful. A: That's also an idea from David who reviews weather scope. will fix in weather scope at first. I suggest that you provide the latitude and longitude into the UriHandler so use something such as weather://latitude/longitude/days for example for London hourly this could be weather://51.50853/0.12574/1 or for a 5 day forecast you could then use weather://51.50853/0.12574/5 A: weather://51.50853/0.12574/5 format is not that reasonable. I prefer to keep current implementation(url parameters) by appending geo information. E.g. weather://?display=hourly&city=London&lat=51.50853&lng=-0.12574 weather://?display=default&city=London&lat=51.50853&lng=-0.12574 The weather could the detect if the location exists and switch to the relevant page, or if it doesn't show a temporary view that allows them to view the info, but also save that as a location in their list. A: That's my general idea for this as well. if location exists, switch to the relevant page. if not, searching location info based on lat&lng at firstly, and switch to the regarding page then. Thanks. Will update the MR later on. On Wed, Jan 6, 2016 at 8:40 PM, Andrew Hayzen