This issue only needs to be tested in 1 device. Test links To test this part you will need a site served under a path/folder, e.g. domain.com/mysite. In the site, add a link supported by the app (e.g. a course or activity link) using a relative path from the domain. E.g. if the site URL is domain.com/mysite, the link should be something like /mysite/course/view.php?id=2. In the app, click the link. Check that the course/activity is opened. Test media The most likely scenarios for this case would be to put images directly in the server (not using the Moodle filesystem), but since we cannot do that in our testing sites we'll use a workaround to simulate it. Please notice that links relative to a subpage (e.g. to the course page) won't work, we have MOBILE-1401 for that. In a site, include an image in a label/section/page. Please use an image, not a video or audio because the media filter treats the URLs and it doesn't work properly. Once saved, copy the image URL when viewing it (not in the edit form). It should be something like https://domain.com/pluginfile.php/... and it shouldn't say Edit the content again, click to view source code and duplicate the image's HTML. In the new image, replace the src with the one you copied but removing the domain, e.g. it should be something like /pluginfile.php/... (or if the site has a subfolder like domain.com/mysite then the URL should be /mysite/pluginfile.php/...). Save the changes and check that you can see both images in the browser. In the app, open the content and check that you can see both images. Test iframe Please notice that links relative to a subpage (e.g. to the course page) won't work, we have MOBILE-1401 for that. In a site, in a label/section/page add the following HTML: <iframe src="URL" width="100%" height="300px"></iframe> , replacing URL with a relative URL to any page in the site. E.g. /course/view.php?id=2. In the app, open the content and check that the iframe displays the right page.