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Can we use Portals to implement something like single sign on without either needing to redirect to an identity provider or doing a pop up? These things are inc
by kevsim 6y ago
Can we use Portals to implement something like single sign on without either needing to redirect to an identity provider or doing a pop up? These things are increasingly hard to pull of without redirects/popups in a modern browsing world that is hostile to 3rd party cookies (which is mostly a good thing).
Also does it play nice with all of the intelligent tracking prevention stuff Apple is implementing?
- politelemon 6y agoYou can think of this as an inline popup that can expand to take over the page, so a somewhat seamless redirect. But it doesn't do away with what you're asking about; the redirect needs to happen, or a popup needs to happen. Portals can't be interacted with in the way iframes can, so OAuth worfklows will require going from your site to OAuth provider back to your site. > Also does it play nice with all of the intelligent tracking prevention stuff Apple is implementing? Having had the pleasure of dealing with it for OAuth workflows, I'd remove the 'I', and just call it Safari's TP.
- kevsim 6y ago> Having had the pleasure of dealing with it for OAuth workflows, I'd remove the 'I', and just call it Safari's TP. That's why I was asking :-) I've still got scars from making an in-house built SSO for a major media company work across their sites when ITP launched, and again when ITP 2 and 2.1 came out.