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After completing a PKCE OAuth2 flow, I want to send the following response: { "access_token": "abc...", "refresh_token": "def...", "id_token": &...
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I’m using Next.js (App Router) where authentication is handled by the backend. The backend sets access and refresh tokens in HttpOnly + Secure cookies, so the frontend cannot read token values (which ...
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I’m running a web app on an intranet IP over plain HTTP and seeing inconsistent login behavior on a Zebra PDA using an Android embedded browser or WebView. Desktop browsers work reliably. Login is ...
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I have a Next.js application using the App Router and an ASP.NET Core Web API. Current authentication model: Access token: short-lived, intended to be kept in memory Refresh token: stored as an ...
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I have a React frontend communicating with a backend server. When I run and test both locally, authentication works correctly—failed login attempts return appropriate error statuses (e.g., 401 or 403)....
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We've integrated with our client to enable seamless authentication across our sites without having to set up OAuth or any other federated stuff. This works for all browsers except Safari, where the ...
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I’m using Next.js 16 (App Router) with Supabase SSR auth, and I’m stuck on a mismatch between server-side and client-side auth state. The server clearly knows the user is authenticated, but the ...
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I’m setting an HttpOnly cookie in the browser every time a user logs in or signs up on my website. This cookie contains a refresh token that I use to get a new access token. The problem is that the ...
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The browser is sending the cookie with the request, and the cookie is available in websocket.cookies however it becomes None when passed to the get_cookie function. What is wrong here? The output is: ...
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I am making Streamlit web app for school, and I just made a signup page where the user can enter a first and last name and password. I then store all that in a sql db. I made a working login page, but ...
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I'm working on a Spring Boot backend with React frontend. I'm setting an HttpOnly cookie for refresh tokens like this: @NotNull private ResponseEntity<String> getStringResponseEntity(...
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I encountered a unexpected behavior with cookies in a Next.js when setting a cookie inside a server action and attempting to read it during the initial render of a client component. The server action ...
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I am trying to set cookies from the backend but the frontend (browser) keeps auto deleting them. This only happens on production not on localhost. The cookie flow is this: user clicks login with ...
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I have an application with my Express server hosted on Render and my React frontend hosted on Vercel. I'm implementing OAuth2 with Google and setting the access token into the oauth_token cookie after ...
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I tried the libraries like browser_cookie and browser_cookie3 and both fail. Browser Cookie3 does not work for the modern chrome and even though browser_cookie DOES after I tweak it's source code a ...
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