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Is there a way to make token-based authentication useful in the browser when I am not using JS to send my requests? e.g., can I get the browser to send the aut
by canadev 13y ago
Is there a way to make token-based authentication useful in the browser when I am not using JS to send my requests?
e.g., can I get the browser to send the auth header when the user clicks a link after having signed in? Suppose I'm not using any JS on my page at all, or the browser has JS disabled.
- jordan0day 13y agoI think you generally just fall back to using normal website auth (cookies/session/etc.). If you really don't want to do that, you could probably work up something like the author discusses in item No. 5, and generate query parameter "tokens", and append those query params to every link on the rendered page.