That's what we did except that the short lived token is a GWT no in a Cookie. While the Long Lived Hash is a Cookie with a database. But the Cookie will only li

That's what we did except that the short lived token is a GWT no in a Cookie. While the Long Lived Hash is a Cookie with a database. But the Cookie will only live for the session of your browser. Mostly we only query the database every 5 minute, cause of that. Actually we also have a workaround to support Safari by trying to put stuff in LocalStorage that tells the other Tab that it recently got a new token and so on.