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At that point they have already entered their credentials. Unless I'm misunderstanding you? The webview is equivalent to "show the login page in a sandboxed br
by andybak 6y ago
At that point they have already entered their credentials.
Unless I'm misunderstanding you? The webview is equivalent to "show the login page in a sandboxed browser" - there is no memory of any customization.
- tsimionescu 6y agoUsually this happens after you enter your username/email but before the password. It's very common with company logins - you first want to login to Azure, you get redirected to login.microsoft.com, you enter your company email, you get transfered to your company's login.company.com page. The same can be done with a personal login page.
- andybak 6y agoI've personally never seen this with any "in-app" oAuth page. I don't think it changes my fundamental point.