We have a mobile app (android and ios) created using Ionic 5, Capacitor 1.5 and Angular 9 I am relatively new to using Javascript frameworks and need help understanding how to share cookies with different parts of our application. If I launch an in app browser window for the user to authenticate a…

I’m facing the same problem. Any tips or best practices?

I’m also trying to find a way to do this. I’m working with Ionic 5, React 17, and Capacitor 3. Here’s the flow I’m trying to achieve. User opens app. User clicks login button, in-app browser (by Capacitor browser ) opens up to a Drupal login page. Drupal is configured to allow users to log in by …

I struggled with this for quite a long time and unfortunately there’s not an “official” way to do it. From my research trying to achieve this: The in-app browser is just an instance of chrome/safari Capacitor apps use their own sets of cookies If you auth into an in-app browser it will set cookie…

Thanks for this info; it’s very helpful. I just added the Cordova In App Browser plugin, but accessing Google login via OpenID Connect gives me an Error 403: disallowed_useragent saying that my app does not comply with Google’s embedded webview policy. Looks like the policy changed in 2016. Sign …

I’d look into creating an API that you can use to authenticate your app users with. Take a look at JWT’s to help manage your authenticated users in your app.

JWTs can be useful. But in my case, I don’t want to authenticate users to my app directly. I already have a Drupal server that has its own (cookie-based) authentication system. When signing in from the Drupal website, users can sign in with Google or Apple-- this already works. So what I want to…

Cookies are used to remember something in the stateless environment. An app is not stateless. Assuming your Drupal site has a callback of some type after you login, and you are dead-set on using this approach, I’d suggest some type of event listeners within the app to find out when the URL within t…

In my app, Drupal keeps track of all the state. When the user logs in, they get a JSON payload that allows the local state to be cached with react-query, but Drupal is the source of truth. I have already built the app and, using the capacitor HTTP plugin, I can log in to Drupal using a cookie. Th…

[image] ptmkenny: If you have a web server that you want to authenticate against that uses cookies, and you are accessing that web server via an in app browser, how do you pass the authentication cookie from the in app browser back to the native part of the app? Let’s say you are able to get …

The cookie is used whenever the user needs to make an authorized request. For example, updating data, or seeing the user’s private data. With the Capacitor Http plugin, this works really well.

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Sharing authentication cookies from browser to http api calls

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